Hi, I currently have a 3 by 1 by 1 foot aquarium with one 7 inch leucistic axolotl from an old tank in there. I was wondering if I could fit two more axolotls in there. The tank is cycling at the moment so it will be a couple of weeks until I get them. Any help would be grealy appreciated.
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Tank size for 3 axolotls
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Hi,
For juveniles this should be fine but the bare minimum (In my opinion) is 3long 2wide 2high for adults.
My tank is 3long 2wide 3high with 3 juveniles in but im selling my 2ft tank soon and by time they are adults i will have a 5ft and will probably sell or move the 3ft.
For juveniles this should be fine but the bare minimum (In my opinion) is 3long 2wide 2high for adults.
My tank is 3long 2wide 3high with 3 juveniles in but im selling my 2ft tank soon and by time they are adults i will have a 5ft and will probably sell or move the 3ft.
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Does anybody have any opinions on how many axolotls I could get in my 36 by 12 by 12 inch aquarium
. I already have a white 7 inch leucistic in there and the tank is currently cycling. I have a fluval u3 and plenty of hiding areas if that helps. I did have a golden albino axolotl who was about 9 inches long, but unfortuantely she died while I was on holiday :sad:. So I want to find a friend/s for my leucistic male. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Does anybody have any opinions on how many axolotls I could get in my 36 by 12 by 12 inch aquarium
. I already have a white 7 inch leucistic in there and the tank is currently cycling. I have a fluval u3 and plenty of hiding areas if that helps. I did have a golden albino axolotl who was about 9 inches long, but unfortuantely she died while I was on holiday :sad:. So I want to find a friend/s for my leucistic male. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Re: Tank size help
You MAY be able to squeeze 3 adults in there if they're small, but I wouldn't put more than 2.
You MAY be able to squeeze 3 adults in there if they're small, but I wouldn't put more than 2.
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I believe the rule is 10 gallons per axolotl. Just wanted to add that, cause it seemed helpful to me.
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2 Axolotls would be appropriate for a tank that size.
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