Three Musketeers...

[Jake]

I caught 3 of my Pseudobranchus axanathus in a cluster tonight and had to share. They live in a 46 gallon tank and normally keep to themselves, but bloodworms bring them together

...and then there were 2.

 

[Neotenic_Jaymes]

Jake they look awesome and the posture of the three is classic. Jake were thosr eggs in the tank with them as well?

 

[Jennewt]

That first photo is hilarious! What kind of substrate do you keep them with?

 

[onetwentysix]

Very great, awesome animals for sure. Hopefully you'll see some eggs this spring!

 

[Jake]

Jake they look awesome and the posture of the three is classic. Jake were thosr eggs in the tank with them as well?

Those aren't eggs in the tank, unfortunately.

That first photo is hilarious! What kind of substrate do you keep them with?

They're on normal play sand with some larger rocks for hiding.

Very great, awesome animals for sure. Hopefully you'll see some eggs this spring!

I hope so too. I'm surprised how fast they grew, the longest is about 7 inches now.

 

[Kaysie]

So if I'm to believe your photo, you have sand, add some rocks, a dash of water, and some bloodworms, and in 2-4 minutes, you'll sprout a cluster of sirens? lol.

 

[Otterwoman]

The remind me of a scene out of Dune.

 

[Azhael]

Very nice Jake, thank you for sharing. (feel free to share more )
I would love to see this species available as CB in the future here in europe. Fascinating creatures indeed.

 

[bobberly1]

Great little animals, I love that first picture.

 

[Plethodonae]

Awesome pictures! I like how they are all pointing different ways in the first picture in sort of a W shape.