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I got my first axolotl yesterday and he is called 'Aristotle' - my daughter came up the name. :D
Luckily I found this forum as the pet shop said it was fine to use gravel on the bottom of the tank, after reading the threads on here I changed it to sand. Thanks to all that posted about the problems with axolotls ingesting the stones.
 
You already learned lesson number one, don't rely on pet stores for reliable care info! My first Axolotl had the same name as yours :) Welcome to the forum!
 
Hiya!
Welcome to the forum - keep reading, there's lots to see.

Pictures of Aristotle over on the axolotl forum would be good too :happy:
 
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