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Hello caudata members!

I'm a new owner of 3 axolotls. I got them for my 13yo daughter but I have to do most of the maintenance. The tank water recently cycled and cleared up its been looking nice and clear after a couple weeks of becoming a mad nitrite scientist. I took some pics of the glowing tank and I plan to take more soon as our 3 Axies get bigger. I uploaded some pictures in the album section today I hope you like them as Its my first attempt with an aquarium. Add me as a friend I haven't made many here yet. Nice forum everyone I hope to get to know people.
 

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Those axolotls will think they are on lsd lol, i like your feeding tube and bowl setup.
 
That is a very interesting and fun looking setup :D

How large is the tank? It is hard to tell from the photos.
 
I copied your feeding tube and bowl on my 5" axolotls, im training them to eat pellets, now hang about looking up the tube if they are hungry lol
 
Great looking tank and axies!
 
Hi, congrats on your new axies! They look so happy. Can someone tell me how to start a forum thread of my own? I have some questions, but I don't want to post them on someone else's forum.
 
Haha I agree with Ian, they definitely are on a trip right now. I also like your feeding tube, I never thought about this and I think I will incorporate one into my 20 gallon, of course when mine gets big enough I can just drop a big juicy worm in front of him and let him hunt for it :L)
 
I too love the feeding tube idea - something else to buy at the aquarium shop tomorrow :)
 
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