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Fadoodles

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Hello everyone! I'm currently on the hunt for a brand that sells black sand that would be safe for an axolotl. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated, thanks!
 
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Any aquarium sand should do. I believe brands like Caribsea or National Geographic have it in black!

Pet store sand is safe to use in your tank, it's basically like pool filter sand, only it's a little more expensive because its prewashed and comes in different colors.
 
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