Some pics of m Axolotl group

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Here is some pics of my group of axolotls. I had them out of the tank today for a move and snapped a few quick pics. Some are from Michael Shrom and the rest are local purchase. There is a wild type GFP in there as well. Only one made it out of the shipment last year:cry: . For Size comparison the largest is 11".
 

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Wow! That's a lot of axolotls! They all look very healthy, what size tank(s) do you keep them in?
 
Sorry for the late reply. They are currently all i a 75 gallon. I know some people say that is overcrowding but it works fine for me. There has not been so much as a nipped tail in my tanks. I may upgrade them to my 150 gallon later on. That is if I get more Axolotls to fill it with:happy: and I always have my 360 gallon if my addiction gets out of hand lol
 
When you have a fish tank that weighs over a ton...I think your addiction has already gotten out of hand. Just kidding, but I am certainly suprised that 10 Axies get a long in only a 75 gallon tank. Do you get eggs a lot?
 
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