Deadpixels
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I read that axolotls can leap out of their tank if frightened or otherwise motivated. How big of a risk is this? How likely are they to do so?
To those of you who have covers or lids, what do you use?
A plastic hood came with my tank, and I figured I'd use that, but it keeps the heat in way too much, so I'm ditching that idea. I'd like to go topless ( ) for evaporation cooling purposes, but if it turns out axies are at high risk of jumping out, I'd like to have a lid that can keep my axie in, but allow for evaporation, ya know? I picked up a terrarium cover (its metal and lattice like) when I saw it on sale at my local pet store, but it completely slipped my mind that I have a Hang On Back filter, so the terrarium lid wont fit over that.
(perhaps someone as a suggestion on how I can DIY alter the terrarium cover?) (this is the cover)
Any and all advice appreciated!
To those of you who have covers or lids, what do you use?
A plastic hood came with my tank, and I figured I'd use that, but it keeps the heat in way too much, so I'm ditching that idea. I'd like to go topless ( ) for evaporation cooling purposes, but if it turns out axies are at high risk of jumping out, I'd like to have a lid that can keep my axie in, but allow for evaporation, ya know? I picked up a terrarium cover (its metal and lattice like) when I saw it on sale at my local pet store, but it completely slipped my mind that I have a Hang On Back filter, so the terrarium lid wont fit over that.
(perhaps someone as a suggestion on how I can DIY alter the terrarium cover?) (this is the cover)
Any and all advice appreciated!