Hey All My Name is Dave

Queenbee85 · Oct 2, 2016

Hello everyone my name is Dave or David i have a White Fancy Axolotl at least thats what they told me at the pet store. anyway i wanted to introduce myself and my new pet Eartha to the group. i have a few questions and would like other members opinion i feel bad Eartha is alone in her tank the guppies dont really keep her company and she eats them so im looking for a tank mate that will be safe to live with her and not hurt her in any way im thinking of one of the same species (another axolotl) but are there any other tank mates the dont bother them or is it safer to get another axolotl or keep her alone help please any suggestions are welcome Please be nice im new at this i will try and attach picts of eartha mae with this post hopefully it works and you can tell me what you think

Otterwoman · Oct 3, 2016

The best tank mate would be another axolotl. But they don't really get lonely. That's anthropomorphic. Humans might get lonely but many animals do not.

Autistic Catholic · Oct 5, 2022

I have never seen a white fancy morph before. I hope the pet store didn't stiff you.

Creekratt · Oct 5, 2022

Queenbee85 said:
Hello everyone my name is Dave or David i have a White Fancy Axolotl at least thats what they told me at the pet store. anyway i wanted to introduce myself and my new pet Eartha to the group. i have a few questions and would like other members opinion i feel bad Eartha is alone in her tank the guppies dont really keep her company and she eats them so im looking for a tank mate that will be safe to live with her and not hurt her in any way im thinking of one of the same species (another axolotl) but are there any other tank mates the dont bother them or is it safer to get another axolotl or keep her alone help please any suggestions are welcome Please be nice im new at this i will try and attach picts of eartha mae with this post hopefully it works and you can tell me what you think

I'd be concerned about any fish picking at your axies gills.

wolfen · Oct 6, 2022

axolotls before human interference were at the top of the food chain for their environment and ate anything that they could fit in their mouths, which means anything that is put in the tank is potential food, even each other. axolotl will cohabitate with each other but it isn't rare for minor to severe injuries to happen.
if the pet shop charged more for your white fancy then you have been conned as your axolotl is a white albino.

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