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What temparature????

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Jamesthenewt

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hi all,
James here, I was wondering what temparature my axie needed.Right now it is 16 on the thermometer.

What temparature does my axie need?
And what level will I put at the heater?

Thanks James
;)
 
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Is it 16C or 16F? 16C is perfect for axies. I would put on a heater until it hit 10C - 12C.:eek:
 
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James, Axolotls don't mind the cold. You have a good temperature there.
You're probably living in one of the best places on earth as far as your axolotl is concerned as I know Scotland can be cooler then a lot of other countries.

My axolotl recently spent a week in my fridge and I have to say she seemed to love it.
 
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Anything below 25 degrees with good water quality is fine for an axolotl, obviously you don't want water so cold it freezes!
 
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