Dan Axolotl
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I have a 3.5 inch axolotl. I just wanted to know if I can put him on sand and if it is safe for him. I have a very fine white sand and I also would like to know if my sponge filter will do good with the sand. Thank you!
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Can I put sand in my tank?
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Dolphinlover55
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Yes, sand Is great for axolotls 
I had sand for quite some time, but I found that if you don't clean it properly it will fog up your tank. For me, bare bottom is easier, but either way is perfecltly safe for your axie and should work with your sponge filter
I had sand for quite some time, but I found that if you don't clean it properly it will fog up your tank. For me, bare bottom is easier, but either way is perfecltly safe for your axie and should work with your sponge filter - No one is chatting at the moment.
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