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hey :)
i just resently bought a breeding pair of axolotals and im having trouble on figureing out where to post something on a question i have about them eating, i have been looking after them at work and have had no trouble but now their home their not eating at all and are stressed HELP!! lol
 
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Hi,
it could just be a settling period, they are more than likely stressed from the move.
Make sure their water quality is good, the water flow from the filter is slow and they have plenty of hidey holes, offer them some live food if possible as this is more stimulating for them.
Providing they are cool,dark and undisturbed for a while they should settle down.
 
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digger said:
Hi,
it could just be a settling period, they are more than likely stressed from the move.
Make sure their water quality is good, the water flow from the filter is slow and they have plenty of hidey holes, offer them some live food if possible as this is more stimulating for them.
Providing they are cool,dark and undisturbed for a while they should settle down.
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My axies did this when i first got them to . it sorted itself within a week
 
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