At last...my own axies

Nice looking tank! I'm jealous

Well that is good news then, my apologies Nixx if I alarmed you- so what is the substrate you have there then? it looks awesome and I think I would like some!

Rhysmachine101 said:

How big are those gravel stones there? They look possibly a tad too big to be sand and definitely nowhere near big enough to be safe for axolotls - I think you might have an impaction risk here, I'm sorry to say.

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My substrates are not gravel, they are black moonsand. as the other large rock, they are river rock and its hugeee lol. Their purpose is to allow space between the back glass and rock for shrimps to hide.

I had tank of shrimps while waiting for axie. They reproduce like crazy and got almost 200 in there. A week after axie arrived, shrimp population reduced from hundreds to tens lol. I miss my shrimps

Rhysmachine101 said:

Well that is good news then, my apologies Nixx if I alarmed you- so what is the substrate you have there then? it looks awesome and I think I would like some!

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Its fine, its for a good cause anyway!

Thanks Nixx- I went and got some- it looks great!

Rhysmachine101 said:

Thanks Nixx- I went and got some- it looks great!

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If you have light color axie, i say go black substrate. if you have dark color axie, go for other color substrate. It brings out the axie's color and your axie can easily be spotted from far away when you happen to walk by or take a quick glance. But tats my opinion.

Nixx your axie tank is fab what lucky axies I have 3 myself and my leucistic also was missing a foot but it did grow back within a few weeks infact he is the fastest to repair himself out of any of my others, his foot and toes grew back all apart from just 1 but he looks great

Also love the shrimp in your tank and think you may have answered a question I was pondering on, was wondering about breeding some shrimp in my axie tank but if they have disappeared that quickly am guessing they will not be able to breed quick enough before they become axie snaks lol!

good luck with them :happy:

zoezakella said:

Nixx your axie tank is fab what lucky axies I have 3 myself and my leucistic also was missing a foot but it did grow back within a few weeks infact he is the fastest to repair himself out of any of my others, his foot and toes grew back all apart from just 1 but he looks great

Also love the shrimp in your tank and think you may have answered a question I was pondering on, was wondering about breeding some shrimp in my axie tank but if they have disappeared that quickly am guessing they will not be able to breed quick enough before they become axie snaks lol!

good luck with them :happy:

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Yeah, when i got them, i cant wait till they have perfect limbs. But I am somehow lucky to get them w no limb, I can then learn and experience limb-growth. I like seeing their tiny fingers. Mine is growing well, i'll post some pics on their progression in a coup days

They do get wiped fairly quickly. I had shrimps for over 2 months while waiting for axies, and they have babies like no tomorrow. A week after axie arrived, half of the populations were...eaten lol. But as long as you give hiding spot for the shrimps where axie cant reach, u'll get some baby shrimps. Like my tank, I have space between d rocks and back wall, thats where most of the shrimps are

Lol they have their secret hideout, poor shrimps
Anyway... I agree. Nice tank setup. The black sand makes them come out even more

As promised, here are some updated pictures on those limbs. They are so tiny, they can barely touch the ground with it lol



Messy face after playing with the sand



If you guys are active here, I asked a month ago how to break the water from HOB filter. Here it is! i just did it with plastic from soda bottle



Today is boxing day! I didnt get anything for myself but i went to pet store and picked up new lighting! It has day light and night light! so awesome!! Looks sexy with night light