Vivaria, Enclosures & Product Reviews

jnerdx:

S. S. Gigliolli

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Unlike Sep 22, 2020

MVM1991:

Ooo nice!

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Unlike Sep 22, 2020

jnerdx:

Thank you! I tried to share the video but unsuccessful. You can see it on my IG story @jnerdx

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Unlike Sep 22, 2020

MVM1991:

Cool! I just have a tiger and a long tail, who we are trying to find as he ESCAPED INTO MY ROOM!

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Unlike Sep 22, 2020

LauraLobster:

Hey y'all, recently my juvenile axolotl's tail has been floating and can swim down but his tail lifts to an angle and I believe that it is stressing him out. He gets in between his plants to balance himself and I am cleaning out the bottom of the tank with my baster. I believe I overfed him and he also may have eaten many air bubbles. He's been like this for nearly 1 1/2 days.

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Unlike Sep 22, 2020

LauraLobster:

What would be the best thing to do ?

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Unlike Sep 22, 2020

Chat Bot:

Redear has joined the room.

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Unlike Sep 22, 2020

Mark.H:

Hey, does anyone know if hot glue is fine to glue rocks together?

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Unlike Sep 24, 2020

MVM1991:

Should be. Hot glue is good when dry I believe, just don't let it get too hot and you should be good. Most super glues are good as well just watch out for flume warnings

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Unlike Sep 24, 2020

Mark.H:

Ok, thanks! I am going to glue together the shale I mentioned.

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Unlike Sep 24, 2020

Kwags:

hello, I am currently tubbing my axolotl due to cycling the tank. I have read different answers on how many times to do a 100% water change a day when tubbing. Some say once and some say twice. I just want to actually ask and get answers for myself. Thank

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Unlike Sunday at 1:38 AM

Murk:

As often as you need to keep the water clean! Since you´re cycling, I assume you have a test kit. Just test a few times to see how long it takes for your ammonia to go up, and as soon as it does, change the water.

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Unlike Sunday at 2:32 AM

Kwags:

Yes,I have the master test kit. Thank you! So just test the water in the tub that my axolotl is in now to gauge off of for changing?

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Unlike Sunday at 2:37 AM

Murk:

That´s the most accurate. Depends on the size of the tub etc. - you just want to make sure the water is always clean

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Unlike Sunday at 2:39 AM

Kwags:

When little axolotls are tubbed is it common for them to get a little more spunky then usual? Water temps around 64-65 F and has been changed today with prime added

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Unlike Sunday at 4:20 PM

Murk:

Uh. That depends on your definition of "spunky"?

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Unlike Sunday at 5:11 PM

HalfDrunkToast:

@Kwags, how big?

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Unlike Sunday at 5:12 PM

HalfDrunkToast:

my baby hes tubed and hes a wild child xD

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Unlike Sunday at 5:12 PM

Kwags:

Swimming like crazy. A little more pep in his step. I think about 3 inches.

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Unlike Sunday at 5:19 PM

faebugz:

Hi does anyone know if jungle fungus clear is safe to use for my axolotl? She has some either fungus or bacterial growth on her fillibrae and maybe body and I read that's good to use if you aren't sure if the problem is bacterial or fungal

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Unlike Sunday at 5:40 PM

EasternRomioi3:

I have not heard of that before.

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Unlike Sunday at 6:22 PM

EasternRomioi3:

That jungle fungus clear. I've been dealing with some fungus with my axolotl on and off this summer. The Holtsfreter solution and water changes just seem to do the trick after a bit

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Unlike Sunday at 6:23 PM

faebugz:

Where do you get the holtsfreter solution? I've been upping water changes but salt bath seems to be more stressful/harmful than beneficial because she does not like to be caught!

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Unlike Monday at 1:48 AM

Slash-GNR:

Anyone know how to harden soft water without raising pH?

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Unlike Monday at 1:53 PM

faebugz:

To raise GH, add calcium carbonate (or tums). What has you doing this?

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