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Hi,
Today I go to the local pet stores and found that they keep some adult axolotls in the same tank, I heard some information about axolotl have a nasty habit of snapping at each others limbs and will even eat each other, is it possible to keep axolotls in the same tank? and is that the adult axolotls without the nasty habit ?
 
it's fine to keep them together, as long as they are kept in a spacious tank.
 
I think 60x40x40 is minimum.
Please note that it might make a difference if you do or don't use a filter and an air pomp

(Message edited by frankyD on July 04, 2005)
 
Hi Frank,

What difference between do or don't use a filter and an air pomp ???
 
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