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Bored Axie?

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stacey

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Hey i have just got an axolotl and it seems healthy and tank is fine i think but it seems to generally swims back and forth at the front and along the sides of the tank following its reflection...is this normal? tank is an 55X40 it has enough room to move...any one got sugestions?
 
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joan

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Try to introduce more places to hide and things to move around (mine have moss balls and occasionally play axolotl soccer).
 
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sharn

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is it young? young axies swim alot more than their lazy elders i find
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mine stopped their swimming at around 15cm or so
 
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stacey

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Thnx alot ill try adding a few things! yes its young thnx for the help
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