Axolotls accommodate well to being raised and bred in captivity. Their housing requirements aren’t complicated, and enthusiasts can generally do a good job at offering their axolotls conditions that closely mimic their natural habitat. If you’re new t

Axolotl Tank Setup In addition to getting the water conditions just right, you need to ensure that you have a well-decorated tank that works with the Axolotl’s needs. In the wild, these creatures typically spend a lot of time at the bottom of the water

To set up an axolotl tank, you will need a gravel vacuum, thermometer, and a sponge or bubble filter. Remember, axolotls prefer a temperature between 60-64°F. While you shouldn't use gravel in the tank due to ease of swallowing rocks, you should purc