Question: Not enough oxygen? Help?

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Yocelynn1312

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Hello, I recently recieved abandoned axolotls. They are temporarily in a 10gal tank with a mesh seperator. The problem is that the albino axolotl keeps going up for air quite often. while the wild type doesnt, yet they're still in the same tank. I was wondering if there was anyway to increase the oxygen levels in the tank. I heard that putting an air pump in the tank may upset them more. any ideas?

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