Lisa
New member
I have been wondering about something... Obviously here in Australia we have problems with heat for a few months of the year (longer in some places no doubt) and our ambient room temperatures get into the mid-high twenties at times resulting in warmer tanks and associated issues. There are obviously far fewer problems in North America, the UK and parts of Europe as summers are much cooler. But in winter in these countries people presumably heat their houses. So how do people heat their homes and keep axolotls in cool temperatures? Do they only heat their houses mildly, do they confine their axies to the unheated rooms, or do larger tanks just not heat up in the time that heating is on? I'm just curious really, as I lived in the UK for a year at one stage and a lot of the houses I lived in were really warm and I'm sure an axie would have struggled.