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Hi, I have a 3' tank, should I fill it to the top or not?

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Alisonx
 
Hi alison
I would fill it up ( 5-10 cm from the top ). The more water you have , the more stable it will be ( temp and parameters ).
Hope this helps.
 
I agree with seedy - for water quality and stability it is best to have as much water in your tank as possible. If you do not have a lid on your tank, leave some air on top so that your Axolotls can't jump out when they are startled.
 
Hi Tom,

I believe that what may have been meant was at least as deep as your axie is long. As Daniel and Seedy have said more water better stability.

Good Luck
 
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