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I have a cycled tank ready to go for my axolotl which I am suppose to get in 2 days, and it holds a steady temp of 15°C.
From reading, it seems clear that 15° is a valid temp for an Axolotl. But being a new owner I want a second opinion pls!
 
I have a cycled tank ready to go for my axolotl which I am suppose to get in 2 days, and it holds a steady temp of 15°C.
From reading, it seems clear that 15° is a valid temp for an Axolotl. But being a new owner I want a second opinion pls!
The ideal temperature randlge for an axolotl is usually described as about 62-65 degrees Fahrenheit, which is about 16.67-18.3 Celsius. An axolotl's water should NOT go above 70 F/21.1 C or below 50 F/10 C.
 
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15°C is well within the good temps for axolotls.
Axolotls can support temperatures as low as 4°C for a short while but they do not feel well at more than 22°C.
Seasonal temperature variations are part of their natural rythm.
 
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