Floating axolotl, fungus and not eating

Re: Floating axalotl, fungus and not eating

rebeccaann said:
How do yoou get the water harder?
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To get water harder you need to add aquarium salt
and if you are using plain rain water you will definatley need to add some to the water so that the water has essential minerals and stuff. Not sure what ratio you should be adding for axolotls. A better solution is just to use tap water its often much harder but I would test it with a kit first ps remember to declorinate tap water lol just incase you wern't sure.
 
Re: Floating axalotl, fungus and not eating

Glom died this morning. Thanks for all your help everyone.
 
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Aww man, so sorry. At least you tried and listen to us :(
 
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im so sorry to hear that.....you did your best.....
 
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