Size difference for Axolotls

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I think I may buy some Axolotl eggs, but I currently have a 3 inch axolotl in my 3ft3 tank.
I was just wondering if there would be a time where the size difference would no longer be an issue. Say between the Axies that I'd buy now when they're 3 inch, and what my axie would be at this time?
Hope that made sense, lmao.
 
They start to slow their growth around 6 months old. So your little ones should catch up. It also helps that older juvies/adults aren't as cannibalistic as younger juveniles, but I still wouldn't put any snack-size axolotls in with big ones.
 
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