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Come here to get valuable information about raising axolotls. Fom care guides to tips and tricks, the Axolotl Planet Blog is the best place to find everything you need to know about raising an axolotl.
View allAxolotls come in many different colors and patterns, called morphs. Think of these morphs like dog breeds—they’re all axolotls, but each morph is unique and special. Some axolotl morphs are common, like a Wild Type axolotl, while others are extremely rare, like a Piebald axolotl. Even within the same morph, genetic anomalies occasionally occur during breeding. These one-of-a-kind axolotls are the rarest of all, and are extremely valuable to enthusiasts.
At Axolotl Planet, we have many different morphs available for sale. We take great care to track the lineage of each of our axolotls, which helps to keep a high degree of genetic variation in our stocks. In the long run, this is very good for the axolotls, because it means that there will be a very large gene pool, which helps to reduce the chance of disease and genetic defects in each animal.
Axolotls don't strictly need an air pump, but having one helps maintain healthy oxygen levels. They breathe through their gills and skin, requiring well-oxygenated water to thrive. An air pump with an airstone or sponge filter adds oxygen while creating gentle water movement that prevents stagnant areas. If you have a filter that agitates the water surface, you might not need an additional air pump. However, air pumps are cheap ($10-20), use minimal electricity, and provide backup oxygenation during hot weather when water holds less oxygen. Most axolotl owners include one for peace of mind. How Axolotls Get Oxygen Their...
Read MoreCome here to get valuable information about raising axolotls. Fom care guides to tips and tricks, the Axolotl Planet Blog is the best place to find everything you need to know about raising an axolotl.
View allAxolotls don't strictly need an air pump, but having one helps maintain healthy oxygen levels. They breathe through their gills and skin, requiring well-oxygenated water...
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Yes, axolotls need a lid on their tank to prevent jumping and escaping. While they don't jump often, stressed or startled axolotls can launch themselves...
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Yes, axolotls need a filter to maintain healthy water quality, though you can technically keep them without one if you're willing to do daily water...
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