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only pic thats got the 3 of them together lol,moving to 4ft tank shortly,ohh would it be wise to add smaller axies with them?
 

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If the little axolotls are small enough to be food, then no.

If they're around 4 or 5 inches long (or bigger), then it may be acceptable to integrate them into the same tank. I don't recommend keeping any more than 4 or 5 in a 4 foot tank.
 
Ohh how cute and they seem pretty happy, I agree you should only a smaller axolotls if they are large enough to not be food. But I would integrate them slowly and try introducing them first as well as keeping a check when they are together, just to ensure they do get along and don't nip/ bite each other. 4 or 5 would also be the top you should keep together.
 
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