Some new pictures

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Here are some new pictures I took of my axie. Sorry about the poor quality of the pics. I put some new lights in his tank (some aquarium lights a blue one and a green one). His light is only on when I'm feeding him so I can see where the worm goes. The colored lights are a lot dimmer than the normal lights and seem to not bug him as much. And the last picture is of the little "tank" where the guppies have babies!! lol.
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Hello,

Your axis look lovely.

I am concerned by the babies being in with that rough substrate, please be careful as I hear so many people having issues with impaction. The little babies eat anything big enough to go in their months and cannot digest a rock.

Get some fine sand or leave the bottom of the tub clear!

Good luck with raising your new ones!
 
Sabby20903 said:
Hello,

Your axis look lovely.

I am concerned by the babies being in with that rough substrate, please be careful as I hear so many people having issues with impaction. The little babies eat anything big enough to go in their months and cannot digest a rock.

Get some fine sand or leave the bottom of the tub clear!

Good luck with raising your new ones!
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Were you referring to axolotl babies? Because I'm pretty sure that's being used for guppies, not 'lotls. Nothing to worry about with guppy babies being in with that substrate. :D
 
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