Vaan2931
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Hi there! I figured it was time I finally introduced myself after having my axolotl for a few months now and also to ask a little question.
My name is Kerri-Ann and I'm from Scotland. I own 5 fish tanks (one of which is my axolotl), two dogs and two rabbits. One of my tanks contains a red male betta fish called Lenny, a 64 litre with four gouramis, a rainbow shark and a corydora. We also have a guppy breeding tank and a 39 litre with mickey mouse platys and neon tetras.
Our dogs are called Alfie and Gracie. Alfie is a collie, crossed with a german shepard and a lurcher and Gracie is an Old English sheepdog.
My axolotl is called Gill-Bert and I believe he is albino. At the moment I suspect he is a boy. I feed him on earth worms and sometimes brine shrimp, blood worms or daphnia as a treat. I have some pictures of him but I don't know how to attach them.
I have noticed that he seems to swim around a lot and doesn't spend much time at the bottom of the tank, which is unusual as I read they prefer to stay on the ground. Despite this, the only time he really ever spends not moving is when he is sitting on his plants. I don't know if this is unusual or if he is just being a little weirdo. :wacko:
My name is Kerri-Ann and I'm from Scotland. I own 5 fish tanks (one of which is my axolotl), two dogs and two rabbits. One of my tanks contains a red male betta fish called Lenny, a 64 litre with four gouramis, a rainbow shark and a corydora. We also have a guppy breeding tank and a 39 litre with mickey mouse platys and neon tetras.
Our dogs are called Alfie and Gracie. Alfie is a collie, crossed with a german shepard and a lurcher and Gracie is an Old English sheepdog.
My axolotl is called Gill-Bert and I believe he is albino. At the moment I suspect he is a boy. I feed him on earth worms and sometimes brine shrimp, blood worms or daphnia as a treat. I have some pictures of him but I don't know how to attach them.
I have noticed that he seems to swim around a lot and doesn't spend much time at the bottom of the tank, which is unusual as I read they prefer to stay on the ground. Despite this, the only time he really ever spends not moving is when he is sitting on his plants. I don't know if this is unusual or if he is just being a little weirdo. :wacko: