My Axolotls doing what they do best, BEING LAZY xD

I always thought about getting an Axolotl. They're Wierd, yet cute...:D
 
Their gills are looking much better. :happy:
 
Lol this is before they're fungus attack D: sorry to say that but yea i wish they still had those fluffy gills :(.... They are improving quite a bit how much time do u think it should take for the healing process of the gills? :O
 
Looks like the flow from that filter is really powerful...seems everywhere the Axie goes its gills are getting blown around...is that how it is still setup?
 
Nope :) not anymore yea, that filter was a Aquaclear Mini, pretty flowy but now they have a Fluval 2 Plus , waaaaaay less flow :p
 
Hmmm well axolotls sometimes grow their gills back and sometimes they never come back or only partially come back. Time will tell... it will probably take a long time.
 
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