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Hi i have a slight problem with one of my axolotls.
it (I think its a she) is swimming back and forth along the glass with its head facing it. I thought it was me but it seems to be doing it very fast. I had a closer look and I think its the reflection on the glass of itself!. I really couldnt come up with any thing else but I think it is.
its swimms very fast and goes on the edge of the tank. some times it tryes to bumb into its reflection. HELP OR ADVICE WOULD BE APPREATED
by the way, anyone seen finding nemo?; look out for Flo
 
Mine sometimes do this, too - and yes, I think of Flo every time. Just out of curiosity, though, could you give us your water readings for temperature, ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate?

Thanks,

-Eva
 
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