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Could someone please tell me where I might find a list of plants that ar Axolotl safe.
I have looked everywhere I could think of, with no luck,
Thanks:smile:
 
Pretty much any aquatic plant that you can grow in your tank would be safe for an axolotl or newt. Look up low light aquarium plants. Java moss works well.
 
Thank you, I am a 1st time Axolotl pet, and I am such a worry wart about everything,But thanks again for answering my question
 
I personally use and like Elodea and mini water lettuce and i recently invested in some java but i cant remember the specific type haha.
 
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