Axolotl Portal is a website made to help axolotl pet owners care for their pets safely. We share simple, clear, and trusted guides on feeding, tank setup, water care, and health.
All our advice is based on real experience, expert tips, and trusted sources, so you can trust the information and keep your Mexican Walking Fish Axolotl happy and healthy.
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Each guide is written in simple steps, easy to follow for beginners and experienced owners.
Quick answer: Yes, axolotls have eyes. Two small eyes, one on each side of their head. But here's the confusing part some axolotls look like they don't have eyes at all. And some actually ARE born without eyes. Yes, Axolotls Have Eyes Normal axolotls have two small eyes on the sides of their head, just like most salamanders. But their eyes are different from ours: No eyelids (they can't blink or close their eyes) Pretty small Can't see details very well Sensitive to light I've stared at my axolotl's eyes plenty of times. They're there, just not super obvious on...
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Your axolotl just shot to the surface, gulped something, and went back down. You panic is it drowning? Do you need to lower the water level? Maybe it needs air holes in the tank lid? Then your friend says axolotls have gills, so they definitely don't breathe air. But you just watched yours gulp at the surface. What's actually happening? The Answer That Confuses Everyone Yes AND no. Axolotls can breathe air, but they don't need to breathe air. This sounds like a contradiction, but stick with me it makes sense once you understand how their triple breathing system works....
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When people ask "what powers do axolotls have," they're usually wondering if the hype is real. Social media is full of posts calling these salamanders "nature's superheroes" and claiming they have healing abilities that defy science. So what's the truth? Axolotls do possess several remarkable biological capabilities that place them in a category of their own. But understanding what they can actually do and how powerful these abilities really are requires looking past the clickbait and into the science. The Core Power: Complete Tissue Regeneration The most famous axolotl ability is regeneration, and this isn't exaggerated. These creatures can rebuild...
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I had no clue what I was doing when I got my axolotl. This blog taught me everything, water temp, feeding, tank setup. Now my little guy is happy and healthy for over a year. I come back here all the time because the tips really work.
Best axolotl site out there. I've tried breeding twice before and failed. Used their guide this time and finally got babies! Everything is explained so you actually get it, not just random facts thrown at you.
My axolotl stopped eating and I freaked out. Found the answer here late at night - it was the water being too warm. Fixed it and he ate the next day. This site literally saved my pet. I tell everyone about it now.
Rare Axolotl
I still remember the first time I saw a mosaic axolotl at a reptile show three years ago. Half leucistic white, half wild-type dark split...
Axolotl Care
I'll be honest with you right from the start: caring for axolotls isn't quite like caring for goldfish or bettas. These unique amphibians have specific...
Tank Requirements
I've been raising axolotls for over 10 years now, and every time someone asks me about getting started, the conversation always comes back to one...
Diet Plan
The honest answer: None. Don't do it. I know that's not what you wanted to hear. You probably came here hoping I'd give you a...
Biology
Quick answer: Yes, axolotls have eyes. Two small eyes, one on each side of their head. But here's the confusing part some axolotls look like...
FAQ
The quick answer: The scientific name for axolotl is Ambystoma mexicanum. Let me show you what that means and how to say it! How To...
Axolotl Portal is your friendly guide to keeping axolotls healthy and happy. We share clear, tested advice on everything from tank setup to feeding schedules. Whether you just got your first axolotl or you've had them for years, our guides break down tricky topics into simple steps you can actually follow.
Yes! Our content comes from real axolotl owners and their experiences. We research every topic carefully and update our guides when new care methods come out. We don't just copy what's already online we test what works and share honest results, including what doesn't work.
Absolutely. We write for people who've never owned an axolotl before. No confusing science talk or assumed knowledge. Every guide starts with the basics and explains why things matter, not just what to do. If you can read this, you can follow our care guides.
We cover everything axolotl, tank requirements, water quality, feeding tips, health problems, behavior signs, breeding basics, and common mistakes to avoid. Got a question? We probably have an answer. And if we don't, we'll research it and add it to help others too.
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