SilentBenjam
New member
A few years ago i had a couple of Albinos and the got a fungus of some sort on their back. I was keeping them in the fridge and salt bathing them every day and it was clearing up.
I was working at a garden center at the time and it was run by a large aquatic center, i told my manager what i was doing (had bought them from where i worked) and he basically said that was the most stupid thing he ever heard, and sold me some amoxicillin, told me to put them in back in the tank (had spent a fortune on it, so was glad there was an option to get them straight back in) and add a dose of the axolotl poison .
Long story short, LISTEN TO THE PEOPLE IN HERE, NOT THE PEOPLE WHO RUN AQUATIC CENTERS!
So after about three years of pining for more of these amazing creatures, but feeling unworthy of keeping them i have decided to try again.
I do hope my expensive, external, power controlled, pump/filter combo still works.
I was working at a garden center at the time and it was run by a large aquatic center, i told my manager what i was doing (had bought them from where i worked) and he basically said that was the most stupid thing he ever heard, and sold me some amoxicillin, told me to put them in back in the tank (had spent a fortune on it, so was glad there was an option to get them straight back in) and add a dose of the axolotl poison .
Long story short, LISTEN TO THE PEOPLE IN HERE, NOT THE PEOPLE WHO RUN AQUATIC CENTERS!
So after about three years of pining for more of these amazing creatures, but feeling unworthy of keeping them i have decided to try again.
I do hope my expensive, external, power controlled, pump/filter combo still works.