My axolotls tail curve up 80* but only at night!?!?! What is happening?

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okay so for the last couple of nights my axolotls just after sun set have lifter there tail up. looks rlly weird and funny not sure if i should be worried or not. they are not floating or anything they act normal until sunset.

i guess my question is what r they doing? has anyone ever seen this? should i be worried?




il post a pic not the greatest they were in the rock cave
 

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Re: My axolotls tail curve up 80* but only at night!?!?! wtf is happing

sorry for spelling mistakes i didnt spell check and i wrote it in a rush :$ :p
 
Re: My axolotls tail curve up 80* but only at night!?!?! wtf is happing

Do you find poos in the morning? My guess would be that her back end is floating because she has to poo and gets gassy. Mine always get a little floaty when they're about to leave a mess :p
 
they are guys :p and no lol it stopped now it seemed like it did it only for that week seems rlly strange :S
 
lmfao :lol: i should bring my axolotl over we could start a midnight yoga axie class :rofl::rofl:

idk these sure are interesting lil guys
 
Did you find spermatophores?
 
no, i actually havent seen the sperm packs since my females gave eggs
 
lol my girl did this pose last night, and I immediately thought of this thread :)
I had never seen her do that pose before. I think she is secretly reading my screen when I'm not looking :p
 
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