Photo: I'm coming!Good pics of 75-day-old axolotl babies!

Those Gills are just amazing. After seeing your hair....maybe they take after you?
 
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Yes yes!They said that my hair is so long ,so my axolotls also have long "hair":D:D:D
Those Gills are just amazing. After seeing your hair....maybe they take after you?
 
Hi there, lovely to see your updates :) You're clearly a very creative person, your axolotls have such wonderful homes!
Gravel is indeed a terrible thing for axolotls. In the UK where I live axolotls are often sold by pet shops who actually RECOMMEND that they be kept on gravel. Most forums suggest that sand is a vast improvement, the grains are too small to cause impaction issues and is just passed out. I have heard of a couple of cases where an axolotl took to eating sand as though it was a hobby and had to be moved onto a bare bottom tank but they are quite unusual cases. Most of the people I know very sensibly keep their axies on a bare bottom or sand substrate.
On a different note, please visit out facebook group Axolotl-Aholics. I know the members would just love to see your pictures!
https://www.facebook.com/groups/axolotl.aholics/
 
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Thanks for your iviting but it looks like unable to visit this website in China.
China has extremely limited to visit foreign site:evil:
I'd like to!!!
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Hi there, lovely to see your updates :) You're clearly a very creative person, your axolotls have such wonderful homes!
Gravel is indeed a terrible thing for axolotls. In the UK where I live axolotls are often sold by pet shops who actually RECOMMEND that they be kept on gravel. Most forums suggest that sand is a vast improvement, the grains are too small to cause impaction issues and is just passed out. I have heard of a couple of cases where an axolotl took to eating sand as though it was a hobby and had to be moved onto a bare bottom tank but they are quite unusual cases. Most of the people I know very sensibly keep their axies on a bare bottom or sand substrate.
On a different note, please visit out facebook group Axolotl-Aholics. I know the members would just love to see your pictures!
https://www.facebook.com/groups/axolotl.aholics/
 
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China does have some of the most extreme censorship in the world...
in fact i think that both facebook and twitter are still completely blocked there!
I think Weibo is the facebook alternative in China, it might be the twitter alternative though, I cant really read whats on the pages hehe
Ive considered putting sand substrate in my tank as well just so I could plant a few java ferns and some other plants
Sand shouldnt be a problem as long as its fine sand and doesnt contain rocks or large pieces, at least from what Ive learned on this site anyway ;)
 
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Just look at these pictures
Collected in this forum.Are they OK???
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It would not be a good feel if we eat some sand.
Most of these axolotls that were kept for months have swollen jaw.


China does have some of the most extreme censorship in the world...
in fact i think that both facebook and twitter are still completely blocked there!
I think Weibo is the facebook alternative in China, it might be the twitter alternative though, I cant really read whats on the pages hehe
Ive considered putting sand substrate in my tank as well just so I could plant a few java ferns and some other plants
Sand shouldnt be a problem as long as its fine sand and doesnt contain rocks or large pieces, at least from what Ive learned on this site anyway ;)
 
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I've always stood on the fence with sand. It's definitely a better alternative to gravel, that's for sure. But I have a bare bottom tank because I do worry about my axie swallowing sand. Although, in the wild I guess they would have substrate lol! A glass bottom lake would be very interesting ;)
 
I've had some trouble with my young axies and their sand eating habits.
 
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I had download a software to visit the website that you gave to me.:eek:
Hi there, lovely to see your updates :) You're clearly a very creative person, your axolotls have such wonderful homes!
Gravel is indeed a terrible thing for axolotls. In the UK where I live axolotls are often sold by pet shops who actually RECOMMEND that they be kept on gravel. Most forums suggest that sand is a vast improvement, the grains are too small to cause impaction issues and is just passed out. I have heard of a couple of cases where an axolotl took to eating sand as though it was a hobby and had to be moved onto a bare bottom tank but they are quite unusual cases. Most of the people I know very sensibly keep their axies on a bare bottom or sand substrate.
On a different note, please visit out facebook group Axolotl-Aholics. I know the members would just love to see your pictures!
https://www.facebook.com/groups/axolotl.aholics/
 
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