Cryowuff
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Seriously, what the hell is with this site (buy-axolotls.com)? I've skimmed it in the past, but I was combing through it tonight and I'm puzzled. The amount of misinformation and self-contradiction polluting this website is ghastly.
According to the site: chlorine is safe for axolotls because humans can swim in chlorinated pools? Filters shouldn't be used because they "don't tell you when they stop working?" Axolotls don't breathe water (what exactly would their gills be for if this were the case)? That it's recommended to keep 2 axolotls (potentially more) in a 10 gallon tank because any bigger is bad for them?
Then the site's owner ironically goes on to state that information delivered with poor writing quality is not trustworthy, while his own site is infested with grammatical and spelling errors, and that gravel is a number one killer of axolotls - yet he's using pictures of axolotls on gravel in the sale portion of his site? Oy vey.
And then they go and charge $190 plus shipping for a GFP leucistic? Holy cow. Is this supposed to be a legit site or are we being pranked?
According to the site: chlorine is safe for axolotls because humans can swim in chlorinated pools? Filters shouldn't be used because they "don't tell you when they stop working?" Axolotls don't breathe water (what exactly would their gills be for if this were the case)? That it's recommended to keep 2 axolotls (potentially more) in a 10 gallon tank because any bigger is bad for them?
Then the site's owner ironically goes on to state that information delivered with poor writing quality is not trustworthy, while his own site is infested with grammatical and spelling errors, and that gravel is a number one killer of axolotls - yet he's using pictures of axolotls on gravel in the sale portion of his site? Oy vey.
And then they go and charge $190 plus shipping for a GFP leucistic? Holy cow. Is this supposed to be a legit site or are we being pranked?
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