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Ok so Im upgrading my tank. The size is 36" x 15" x "12.
Please tell me that big enough for 2 axi.

Thanks xx
 
That will be adequate for 2 adults. Congrats on the new tank!
 
OH that is a relief Thanks so much. I have them in a 24" x 15" x 12" at the moment I have no idea how quick they grow. At least I know this will be the last tank I have to get them.
 
Usually they're adult size within 6 months.
 
I've read several places that say on average they grow an inch per month... I haven't had axies that long so I couldn't say, plus they like to grow at different rates based on genetics, temperature, environment and food.

Congratulations on your new tank! Your axies will be happy :)
 
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