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Originally Posted by Starbuck
get an axolotl!  they are super easy, need NO heat whatsoever, and a very VERY small lo-flo filter for minimal water flow. You can keep one adult in a 10gal, though i keep mine in a 20. I don't keep any fish with mine, and they will eat smaller deorative fish (guppies etc).
I feed mine once every 5 days or so, frozen bloodworms, sinking newt pellets, frozen beef heart etc |
We/she likes the idea of an axolotl, various care sheets online state that filters can be detrimental as the waterflow can stress the animal and water changes are better for maintaining the environment than having a filter running constantly.
Can anyone who keeps them explain/show their set ups and comment on the above?
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