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Hello!
New to the forum and recent owner of one albino axolotyl called marshmallow by our daughter.
I have one concern and that is that the frills don't seem to unfurl much at all, hardly ever!
Is this a sign of distress or unhappiness? Or immaturity ?
I don't think it is very old- 2-3 months at the most ....
Thanks for your help!
Tanamakw
 
Welcome to the forum!

It depends by what you mean by unfurl? Are the gills curled forwards?

Also, are you aware of the nitrogen cycle?
 
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