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I have five baby axolotls I've been raising. I dont know when I should put them in the bigger tank . there still little. Just starting to grow the hind legs any information would be great. These are my first babies. Everything's new to me. Thanks again

Sarah
 
How ong are they nose to tip, and how old?

The main problem with little ones in a tank is the flow from the filter, and the danger of them getting stressed (or sucked in).

I have moved mine into tanks with baffled filters, they are 2 months/ 2-3 inches and all have back legs.
 
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