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Hi there. Posted a question about strange behaviour and breeding a while ago, but have since realised that both my axies appear to be girls so they're not breeding although they do seem to enjoy each others company. Recently one of them dug through the sand to the bottom of the tank (about an inch and a half) and quite often sits on the mound of sand she moved and (I know this sounds silly) appears to be looking at her reflection on the exposed glass on the bottom of the tank. I recently got some more sand for a top up and filled in the hole and she's started to dig again in the same spot.
Any ideas what she's up to?
 
Hahaha, that's cute. Maybe she thinks there is another axolotl under there? Though apparently their sight isn't very good. I have no idea but good luck :eek:
 
inkozana said:
Hahaha, that's cute. Maybe she thinks there is another axolotl under there? Though apparently their sight isn't very good. I have no idea but good luck :eek:
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Yeah that's what I thought, but I don't think she'd know that when she started digging. Funny little buggers, you never know what they'll do next.
 
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