Bangs into the walls all the time ??

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Hi all ..... Is this normal behaviour.... He is very active all the time and often patrols along the top of the tank up and down up and down but when he reachs the end he never turns he just bangs into the wall ......

It doesn't seem to bother him but is this normal....?
 
Skip Logic said:
Hi all ..... Is this normal behaviour.... He is very active all the time and often patrols along the top of the tank up and down up and down but when he reachs the end he never turns he just bangs into the wall ......

It doesn't seem to bother him but is this normal....?
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Some of mine do that. But they just ignore that.
 
Hi,

Yep perfectly normal axolotl behaiour
 
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