Collection: Axolotls – Unique Aquatic Salamanders for Exotic Aquariums
Axolotls – Unique Aquatic Salamanders for Exotic Aquariums
Axolotls (Ambystoma mexicanum) are rare aquatic salamanders admired for their cute, smiling faces, feathery external gills, and remarkable regenerative abilities. Native to lakes in Mexico, these exotic amphibians are fully aquatic and thrive in cold-water aquariums, making them a unique and fascinating pet for enthusiasts. Available in various colors like leucistic, wild type, golden albino, and melanoid, Axolotls bring character and charm to specialty aquariums.
Key Features:
- Rare and exotic aquatic salamanders
- Known for external gills and regenerative abilities
- Cold-water species that thrive without heaters
- Peaceful and interactive pets
- Available in multiple morphs and colors
- Great for specialty or species-only tanks
FAQ Section
Q1: What is an Axolotl?
A: The Axolotl is a fully aquatic salamander native to lakes in Mexico, known for its external gills and ability to regenerate limbs.
Q2: Are Axolotls easy to care for?
A: Yes, they are relatively low-maintenance if kept in proper water conditions and a species-only setup.
Q3: What temperature do Axolotls need?
A: They thrive in cold water between 60–68°F, making them unique among aquarium pets.
Q4: What do Axolotls eat?
A: They enjoy a protein-rich diet of worms, pellets, and small feeder fish.
Q5: Can Axolotls live with fish?
A: It’s not recommended, as fish may nip at their gills or get eaten. A species-only tank is best.
