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Hello 'm Sam , a new Axalotl keeper

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I have created an account in this forum as i am only 14 years old and figured a lot more experienced people will keep axies? My axalotl is called sally and it is a blackish grey that i think may be ill, well anyway thank you for reading this short introduction and hope you all could help me :) thanks.:D
 
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Hi Sam, welcome to the forum. Sorry to hear that Sally is not well, what is she doing that makes you think that? Can you add a picture of her so we can see what the problem might be ?

Have you tested your water for Ammonia / Nitrites and Nitrates ?
What kind of stuff is on the floor of the tank (sand or nothing) ?
Do you have any plants ?
Do you know what temperature the water is ?

Sorry for all the questions, but they help with working out what the problem might be. Maybe you can add a picture of the tank too and somebody might be able to give you some advice how to help Sally. :happy:
 
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