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I don't know when I first saw an Axolotl - when i was a toddler probably - in an aquarium at Edinburgh Zoo. My folks took me there regullarly when I was kid (late 60's and 70's), I used to love the reptile and fish houses and spent hours wandering round staring through the glass. I remember the Axolots were pretty big and pink and kind of freaky looking.
I never gave them a thought until last year when one of the teachers in the school wanted to keep something more exotic than fish in an empty tank at the back of her class. That lead me here and 4 months later I've manged to rear 10 axolotls (bought as eggs from ebay) and have just put the first one in the tank in the class this week. I've been thinking about it all weekend - it will be the longest it has gone without food, although there are some live Daphnia in the tank.
I know they have already enthused a few of pupils and hopefully many more over the years to come.
I never gave them a thought until last year when one of the teachers in the school wanted to keep something more exotic than fish in an empty tank at the back of her class. That lead me here and 4 months later I've manged to rear 10 axolotls (bought as eggs from ebay) and have just put the first one in the tank in the class this week. I've been thinking about it all weekend - it will be the longest it has gone without food, although there are some live Daphnia in the tank.
I know they have already enthused a few of pupils and hopefully many more over the years to come.