KayDee
New member
Just wanted to do a quick introduction and say a big thank you for the wealth of knowledge you provide to axolotl owners worldwide.
I am a new axie owner but have had tropical fish for many years. I recently purchased an albino axolotl and he has a large 4 ft tank all to himself. The kids have named him "Onion" as they think he has a mild resemblance to a cut up onion
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So far we are managing quite well with caring for our new friend, although I did spend a lot of time worrying about him at first. And after 2 weeks I can now feed him worms without feeling extremely guilty about sacrificing them for Onion's dinner.
At the moment we are in the midst of winter, so our temps are usually around 14 degrees so his tank is just right. Summer is going to a battle as we can frequently get days and days of mid to high 30 degree temps so I am on the lookout for a chiller.
Thanks once again for all the info you have provided on this forum. It has made my foray into axie ownership so much easier.
I am a new axie owner but have had tropical fish for many years. I recently purchased an albino axolotl and he has a large 4 ft tank all to himself. The kids have named him "Onion" as they think he has a mild resemblance to a cut up onion
.So far we are managing quite well with caring for our new friend, although I did spend a lot of time worrying about him at first. And after 2 weeks I can now feed him worms without feeling extremely guilty about sacrificing them for Onion's dinner.
At the moment we are in the midst of winter, so our temps are usually around 14 degrees so his tank is just right. Summer is going to a battle as we can frequently get days and days of mid to high 30 degree temps so I am on the lookout for a chiller.
Thanks once again for all the info you have provided on this forum. It has made my foray into axie ownership so much easier.
