Copper Axolotl – Rare Exotic Aquatic Salamander for Cold-Water Tanks

Copper Axolotl – Rare Exotic Aquatic Salamander for Cold-Water Tanks

Product Description

The Copper Axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum) is a stunning and rare axolotl morph known for its soft copper coloration and delicate speckled patterns. These exotic amphibians are fully aquatic and thrive in cold-water setups, making them a unique addition to specialty aquariums. Copper Axolotls are hardy, beginner-friendly, and fascinating pets, loved for their calm personalities and iconic feathery gills.

Key Features:

• Unique copper coloration with light speckling
• Rare morph of Ambystoma mexicanum
• Hardy and beginner-friendly species
• Fully aquatic and thrives in cold water (60–68°F)
• Grows up to 12 inches in length
• Best kept in species-only aquariums

FAQ Section

Q1: What is a Copper Axolotl?
A: The Copper Axolotl is a rare morph of Ambystoma mexicanum featuring a light copper or bronze color with speckles and soft external gills.

Q2: Are Copper Axolotls beginner-friendly?
A: Yes! Like other axolotl varieties, they are hardy and thrive in cold-water aquariums with proper care.

Q3: What temperature do Copper Axolotls need?
A: They thrive in cold freshwater between 60–68°F, with minimal fluctuations.

Q4: What do they eat?
A: Their diet includes worms, pellets, and occasional frozen or live protein sources.

Q5: Can they live with fish or other pets?
A: It’s best to keep them in species-only aquariums to avoid injuries or stress.

Q6: How big do Copper Axolotls get?
A: Adults typically grow 9–12 inches in length