thanks Kenny! 😀

thank you!

🤯 inspirational

glad it could help!

riiiight?! very squishable

@@TheTurtleGirl correct

appreciate it!

hahah oops! totally an accident :P

thanks :))

eventually!!

@@TheTurtleGirl oh also sodapets(she’s so cool lol like u r) a KZfaq channel about animals recommended your channel for people who owned a turtle It was in her old video but I thought you would want to look at it so here you go: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jLihetaXntDOgpc.html

appreciate it Gavin :)

thanks :D

thanks for the suggestion!

no i do not! would get some fire belly toads maybe!

haha yeah! sorry about that! i'm not sure if normal aluminum foil would have the same properties. It would definitely deflect some heat but I'm not sure it insulates in the same way a mylar blanket would

@@TheTurtleGirl Its okay, since I did buy already an blanket, Not sure if its that one, but one side reflects heats and the other keeps warm

I suggest to not have any light sources in the room. Axolotls themselfs dont like light sources. So keep the lights off if its possible

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if you’re still wondering they posted another video about care for an axolotl and it goes in-depth for filters!

Your third congrats

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oh no! :( Hope you're able to get it figured out

You can use artificial silk glo fish plants, you can use any glo decor so long as it doesn’t have any sharp edges, and you cannot use any gravel/rocks/pebbles smaller than an adult axolotl’s head because they will mistakenly eat it. Sand is only safe for axies that are 5/6 inches long from nose to tail. It must be a bare bottom until they reach 5/6 inches, you can get away with it at 5 inches if your axie doesn’t go hog wild eating the sand. Having a shallow feeding dish that you place their food into using long aquarium/reptile tweezers will help keep them from eating sand. If you’re going for a glo look for the base of your axie tank then you could tape one of those super colorful glow in the dark velvet posters to the outside glass of the tanks base. You could also get XL smooth river rocks, paint them with glo paint, then seal that paint with Plasti Dip spray paint. Let them dry for 48 hours before adding to your tank. When doing a glo tank for axies, look into blue/purple lighting instead of black lights. The black lights put off a lot of UV and damage axies eyes. They don’t have eye lids so anything with high UV can hurt them. For regular LED lighting, turn it off every few hours and make sure your axie has plenty of hides. You can also use floating plants, real or fake, to help block some of the brightness to protect your axie from light while still brightening up your axie tank so you can enjoy seeing them better.

Home depot, Lowes, any home improvement store. It's called PVC pipe

there ya go!

I do water changes about every other week.

Puedes hacerlo metiendo unos 8 metros de manguera en un mini refrigerador esto enfriará la manguera y bajará la temperatura hazle unos huecos al refrigerador para que salgan las mangueras con agua fría

usually they'd be just fine...but you could set a heater to like the lowest setting. highly doubt that it would get that cold though.

thanks ^-^

it’s ‘spensive 😅

Sorry not to be rude but Axolotls are not from minecraft Axolotls in minecraft have alot of differences From real life

Sorry your second

so close! 🥈

already did! it was in the vid where i added fish to the turtle tank :))