Warm water axies

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lorie

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I have 2 axies now and they're both warm water axies! Not topical but 23degrees water is quite warm for them :D Room temp i guess. They're not even bothered about water chnges its really weird (could be the blody good filter i have tho.

Oh btw my new axie is called Kracken :D
 
vben though you cant see them bothered, it doesn't mean that they aren't bothered. higher temperatures will slowly increase their level of stress untill they die. my advice is not to keep the temperature above 21 degrees celcius under a longer period of time
 
lorie, what is your expectation of an axolotl that isnt happy with the water temperature?
 
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