Glowie Axolotl (GFP) – Fluorescent Captive-Bred Amphibian

The Glowie Axolotl (GFP), or Green Fluorescent Protein Axolotl, is a stunning, captive-bred amphibian that naturally glows a vibrant green under blue or UV lighting. This rare variety of Ambystoma mexicanum is both hardy and peaceful, making it an exciting addition for enthusiasts and new keepers alike.

Glowie Axolotls thrive in cool, clean freshwater and should be kept in species-only tanks with gentle filtration. Each one is hand-selected, captive-bred, and raised in bio-secured conditions to ensure optimal health and coloration.

• Glows bright green under blue/UV light
• Captive-bred and bio-secured for safety and health
• Peaceful temperament, perfect for display tanks
• Hardy and low-maintenance when kept in proper conditions
• Suitable for beginners and experienced amphibian keepers

Care Guide:

• Temperature: 60–68°F (avoid above 72°F)
• pH: 7.0–8.0
• Tank Size: Minimum 20 gallons per adult
• Diet: High-protein sinking pellets, earthworms, or frozen bloodworms
• Lighting: Normal room light; glows under actinic/UV light

FAQs:
Q: What does GFP mean?
A: GFP stands for Green Fluorescent Protein, giving the axolotl its signature glow under UV or blue light.

Q: Are Glowie Axolotls natural or captive-bred?
A: All are captive-bred under controlled, bio-secured conditions for health and safety.

Q: Can they live with fish?
A: No, axolotls do best in species-only tanks to prevent stress or injury.