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hi i hav recently bought an axalotl its about 2 and a half inches was given a fine sand by shop i got it frm but hav read sum pages and am bit worried if its suitable also cud ne1 tell me how old or big they need 2 b b4 u can tell if their male or female :happy: thanx
 
Hi Jodie, welome to the forum :D

Sand is fine for your little axolotl. It will be a little while before you can find out what sex it is, though some times when it reaches over 6 inches you may be able to tell.
Have a look at the link below and it will tell you plenty about how to look after it.
Axolotls: The Fascinating Mexican Axolotl and the Tiger Salamander
I am looking forward to reading morte about your new addition.



On another note, your post was quite hard to read. As this forum is used all over the world we ask that you do not use text speak etc.
 
thank you for your help :) x
 
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