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@Buckley213 sure I will reach out in the next week or so to let you know how many we have available. Once their colors start to show.
We are a few days away from hatching, this clutch will be available by the end of September. Happy to send updates and progress photos.
Another 47 hatched today. Please note they will only be available by the end of September to middle October . Thank you for your patience 🥰
@hollie12123 unfortunately no, Axolotls are cold-water amphibians that need water temperatures between 16°C and 20°C (60°F to 68°F). Tropical tanks are much too warm and will cause severe stress, heat stroke, and fatal health problems for an axolotl
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Hi, how are you? Im interested in adopting a leucistic axolotl. We are in the process of cycling our new tank for the last few weeks without any progress in converting ammonia to nitrates and we'd appreciate any advice/help you can give. If you could let us know if there is a leucistic axolotl for us to adopt and how it'd work, that'd be great. Thanks!
All the best,
Manuel
Hi, how are you? Im interested in adopting a leucistic axolotl. We are in the process of cycling our new tank for the last few weeks without any progress in converting ammonia to nitrates and we'd appreciate any advice/help you can give. If you could let us know if there is a leucistic axolotl for us to adopt and how it'd work, that'd be great. Thanks!
All the best,
Manuel
@manruicas5 Hi Manuel,
Thanks for getting in touch. I’m glad to hear you’re setting up a tank for an axolotl.
About the cycling issue, if ammonia isn’t converting to nitrites yet, it usually means the bacteria haven’t fully established. Adding a small pinch of fish food or a drop of pure ammonia each day can help feed the cycle. Keep the temperature around 18–20 °C and make sure there’s good aeration. Once nitrites appear, you’ll know the cycle has started properly.
Regarding the leucistic axolotls, I’m still waiting to see which colours I’ll have available. They’re only just starting to grow, so I’ll know more once they’re a bit bigger. I can keep you updated and let you know as soon as I can confirm if any leucistics are in the group.
If you’d like me to put your name down for updates, just let me know.
All the best,
Jo‑Ann
Thanks for getting in touch. I’m glad to hear you’re setting up a tank for an axolotl.
About the cycling issue, if ammonia isn’t converting to nitrites yet, it usually means the bacteria haven’t fully established. Adding a small pinch of fish food or a drop of pure ammonia each day can help feed the cycle. Keep the temperature around 18–20 °C and make sure there’s good aeration. Once nitrites appear, you’ll know the cycle has started properly.
Regarding the leucistic axolotls, I’m still waiting to see which colours I’ll have available. They’re only just starting to grow, so I’ll know more once they’re a bit bigger. I can keep you updated and let you know as soon as I can confirm if any leucistics are in the group.
If you’d like me to put your name down for updates, just let me know.
All the best,
Jo‑Ann
Hi Jo-Ann,
Yes, if you could put my name down to get an update when you have a leucistic axolotl available, that'd be great. Working on getting the tank cycling in the meantime!
Thanks,
Manuel
Yes, if you could put my name down to get an update when you have a leucistic axolotl available, that'd be great. Working on getting the tank cycling in the meantime!
Thanks,
Manuel
Evening everyone!
The babies are now 5 weeks old and are just starting to get their back legs. They're growing really well and are currently approaching 3cm in length.
As rehoming time is getting closer, I'd love to get an idea of how many people are still interested in giving one of these little ones a new home. I plan to rehome them once they reach around 4cm, which should be in approximately 3 weeks' time, depending on growth rates.
If you're still interested, please let me know so I can start getting an idea of numbers. Also, if you haven't already started cycling your tank, now would be a great time to do so. A properly cycled tank is essential and will ensure everything is ready and stable by the time your new axolotl comes home.
Thank you all for your interest and support so far. It's been amazing watching these little ones grow! 🩷
The babies are now 5 weeks old and are just starting to get their back legs. They're growing really well and are currently approaching 3cm in length.
As rehoming time is getting closer, I'd love to get an idea of how many people are still interested in giving one of these little ones a new home. I plan to rehome them once they reach around 4cm, which should be in approximately 3 weeks' time, depending on growth rates.
If you're still interested, please let me know so I can start getting an idea of numbers. Also, if you haven't already started cycling your tank, now would be a great time to do so. A properly cycled tank is essential and will ensure everything is ready and stable by the time your new axolotl comes home.
Thank you all for your interest and support so far. It's been amazing watching these little ones grow! 🩷
I'm still interested in taking one leucistic axolotl if possible, thanks! Started cycling the rank already
Good evening i accept your offer, seems i cannot accept multiple requests at one time so my number is 0 8 9 4 4 3 0 6 1 4
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