Tank suitable for axie?

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I have a 45 gallon 32” long by 18” high by 18” wide tank…

Would this be suitable for an axolotl or two?

EDIT: Originally wrote 28" wide instead of 18" wide.
 
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absolutely, that could hold 2-3 axolotls, possibly 4
 
considering the footprint is around 4 feet squared, I'd say 3 or 4 axies would be fine in it. :) Happy axie-ing.
 
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