An axolotl tank should be maintained at a temperature between 60°F to 68°F (15°C to 20°C). Temperatures above 75°F (24°C) can be harmful and lead to stress or health issues. It's important to monitor the water temperature regularly and use a reliable aquarium heater or chiller if necessary to maintain the ideal conditions.
I have never kept them but at least a 30ltr tank is advised by experienced growers for one Axolotl and an extra 10 ltrs needs to be added for each extra Axolotl.an axolotl tank should be at least 10 gallons.
No, it is not recommended to keep plecos with axolotls in the same tank as plecos may nibble on the axolotl's gills, causing harm to the axolotl.
It is alright if your axolotl swims around at the top of their enclosure. This may however signify that they need more oxygen and that you should clean the tank more often.
If axolotls breathes oxygen, then yes.
To effectively lower nitrates in your axolotl tank, you can perform regular water changes, use live plants to absorb nitrates, and ensure proper filtration and maintenance of the tank. Additionally, avoid overfeeding your axolotl to reduce excess waste that contributes to nitrate levels.
They like a bit of old pipe so you can make a little tunnel for them to hide in.
Yes.
It's generally not recommended to put shells in an axolotl tank. While some shells may seem decorative, they can pose a risk of injury to the axolotl or affect water quality. Axolotls are sensitive to their environment, so it's best to use substrates and decorations that are safe and suitable for them, like smooth rocks or aquatic plants. Always prioritize the safety and well-being of your axolotl when choosing tank decor.
They are cold-blooded. yes they are cold blooded
fishes must be at room tempature
no tropical fish need warm water
There are a couple of reasons why your axolotl might not be eating like temperature of the tank water and if the water is being cycled, and if you are feeding your axolotl only one typeof food maybe try something different,