Trying again

Elliriyanna

Elliriyanna

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4 years after having to give up my axolotl Natsu due to high temperatures I have decided to try again. This is my 120 gallon and I hope to add a maximum of 5 lotls to the family.
 

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Looks nice. I'm a big fan of moss balls so I love seeing other people use them, you've got a long tank there which is good, and I'm really digging the little shelf kind of situations..what are those? I've been wanting to rig something up in my big tank.



I had originally read 120 gallon as 120 L and was wondering if you were getting a second tank if you planned on having 5, but that's nice and roomy for that number axies, although I don't envy you the water changes.
 
Water changes aren’t too bad. I have an aquarium python to handle it
 
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    with axolotls would I basically have to keep buying and buying new axolotls to prevent inbred breeding which costs a lot of money??
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