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Lori Tobin

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Let's get right to it - I adopted 2 axolotl's a few weeks ago - Jack & Diane - they came in a 2x2x2 glass aquarium - I find them very still - rarely moving at all - it could be the move and different surroundings - I have maintained the diet they were on - I have two questions - today - (1) can they over eat to the point they are unhealthy or will they simply refuse food if they are full and (2) I am looking at buying them a 75 gallon tank in the hopes that they will be more active - is there any point or are they just docile?
Can't wait to hear some answers - reading all the material you can get your hands on is great but talking to other axolotl owners is best.
Thank you,
Lori
 
I see no one answered these questions, maybe try reposting in the Axolotl help section.
 
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