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I went in to town yesterday, to the Animates pet shop to stock up on axie food. To my most pleasant surprise, they have totally redeveloped their axolotl tank.
Last time I was there it had small ingestible size gravel substrate no plants and one small cave crowded with 13 skinny juvenile axies. Being me I had to pass comment.
Well they listened, they appointed a new person to their aquarium and they have visited this site and axolotl.org and taken heed.
Now no substrate, lots of plants both live and fake, and three separate caves, 10 juveniles in a 200L tank all looking well fed and healthy. They are now also carrying a wide range of axie food.
I know this sounds like an advertisement, its not. There are just so many posts about petshops with poor axolotl sections and bad advice that I felt the need to identify this one that isn't.
When I commented positively on the changes I was told that these changes were now part of their national protocol to ensure continuity of service throughout their chain. So if any of my fellow Kiwis
have an animates store in their locale I would be interested to know if they have followed the suit of their Hamilton store.
Anyway big ups to everyone who uses and contributes to this site, the good advice they found here encouraged Animates to make these changes.
Last time I was there it had small ingestible size gravel substrate no plants and one small cave crowded with 13 skinny juvenile axies. Being me I had to pass comment.
Well they listened, they appointed a new person to their aquarium and they have visited this site and axolotl.org and taken heed.
Now no substrate, lots of plants both live and fake, and three separate caves, 10 juveniles in a 200L tank all looking well fed and healthy. They are now also carrying a wide range of axie food.
I know this sounds like an advertisement, its not. There are just so many posts about petshops with poor axolotl sections and bad advice that I felt the need to identify this one that isn't.
When I commented positively on the changes I was told that these changes were now part of their national protocol to ensure continuity of service throughout their chain. So if any of my fellow Kiwis
have an animates store in their locale I would be interested to know if they have followed the suit of their Hamilton store.
Anyway big ups to everyone who uses and contributes to this site, the good advice they found here encouraged Animates to make these changes.