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Hi, im new to axies and currently have one golden albino. I was thinking of getting another one and was just wondering if i could get some advice. Is it possible for a new axie to make my current one sick? And if yes, are there any ways of preventing this, and how is this done?
I hope my queries are understandable ^_^
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Yes it is possible for your current one to get sick. To prevent this, quarantine the new axolotl for 30 days in a separate tank or plastic storage tub = to see if he's healthy and will allow you to keep your current one safe from possible infection/illness or other nasties.
 
Thanks for the advice kapo, very helpful. Im looking forward to finding my axie a new friend now ^_^
 
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