RamenNewtls
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Hi! I'm a new axie owner and I have 2 at the moment.
Benedeeto is a 6 inch wild type and Moriarty is a 3.5 inch gfp leucistic.
They're in the same tank with a see through divider right now. I'm wondering if I'll ever be able to put them together without the divider. Even though the size difference is only 2.5 inches I'm too much of a noob to know for sure if it'll work out.
I've heard of the cannibalistic stage which supposedly ends at 6 inches, but I've also heard that there is no stage, and that it happens their whole life. Or maybe there is no real stage and it's really that they'll attack anything that moves in front of their face. I also hear that their cannibalistic nature depends on how they were raised when they're young.
I got Benny about 6 months ago from the same pet store that I got Moriarty from (I got moriarty a few days ago)
At the pet store there were multiple axies to a tank, which weren't so big, but there were no signs of bites or missing parts of either axolotls, except that moriartys back leg is slightly smaller than the other.
I think that as they get older, I'll try upgrading to a bigger tank to give more space, but I'd love some input if you guys have any. Thanks!
Benedeeto is a 6 inch wild type and Moriarty is a 3.5 inch gfp leucistic.
They're in the same tank with a see through divider right now. I'm wondering if I'll ever be able to put them together without the divider. Even though the size difference is only 2.5 inches I'm too much of a noob to know for sure if it'll work out.
I've heard of the cannibalistic stage which supposedly ends at 6 inches, but I've also heard that there is no stage, and that it happens their whole life. Or maybe there is no real stage and it's really that they'll attack anything that moves in front of their face. I also hear that their cannibalistic nature depends on how they were raised when they're young.
I got Benny about 6 months ago from the same pet store that I got Moriarty from (I got moriarty a few days ago)
At the pet store there were multiple axies to a tank, which weren't so big, but there were no signs of bites or missing parts of either axolotls, except that moriartys back leg is slightly smaller than the other.
I think that as they get older, I'll try upgrading to a bigger tank to give more space, but I'd love some input if you guys have any. Thanks!
