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I have been desperately trying to get my hands on a axie ( not literally lol) and i found this website . I was wanting to check if this setup would work for a axolotl. ( just one )

15 gallon tank bare bottom tank
2 plant pots cut in half
A aquarium cooler
Canister filter
For food earthworms would be its stapel and bloodworms and crickets as treats

I have a hard water quality with a avergae ph of 7.2
Is there any tips you guys could give me
Thx
 
A 15 gal would be good for an axolotl, though I suggest going for a 20 gal if possible. Bare bottom is great for axies (If you would like to put substrate in then I suggest fine sand only!). This set up would work really well for an axolotl!

If you have any other questions, I will do my best to answer them.

I hope you can get your hands on one!
- Chloe
 
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