Another Newbie in Ohio

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Hello all,
I found axolotls a while back and showed my daughter who is in college, she fell in love with them and had been researching them for a while now. I know have a couple on the way and hope to get them tomorrow, hopefully, :D
So I am sure we will have lots of questions.
Thanks for letting us join,
What plants would be best for us to put in with them?
And she wanted sand but I was worried :confused:
Thank you all,
Angela in Ohio
 
Welcome to the forum! If we can't answer it , no one can :)
I never had axies myself but from what I understand, they will probably dig up any plants you put in there.
 
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