Not Sick, But To Reassure Others With Floating Axolotls...

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I've added my 1st live plants to my 2 x 4ft axie tanks recently, but until I've done a bit of aquascaping, the plants are just in a couple of large pots. My adult male, Ddraig, has decided he likes "airsurfing", so thought I'd post a photo of his new favourite resting place -
 

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He keeps his head under the water, but I have seen him with his dorsal ridge sticking out of the water - shark impression maybe? ;)
 
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