Native Axolotl – Wild-Type Aquatic Salamander for Cold-Water Tanks

Native Axolotl – Wild-Type Aquatic Salamander for Cold-Water Tanks

Product Description

The Native Axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum), also known as the Wild-Type Axolotl, is a stunning aquatic salamander featuring natural dark, mottled coloring and iconic feathery gills. Native to lakes in Mexico, this unique amphibian is fully aquatic, thriving in cold-water tanks and making an extraordinary addition to specialty aquariums. Native Axolotls are hardy, fascinating, and perfect for enthusiasts looking for an exotic pet with a natural, wild look.

Key Features:

• Natural wild-type coloration with dark, mottled patterns
• Fully aquatic salamander species
• Peaceful and fascinating exotic pet
• Thrives in cold-water, species-only aquariums
• Low-maintenance and beginner-friendly
• Grows up to 12 inches in length

FAQ Section

Q1: What is a Native Axolotl?
A: The Native Axolotl, or Wild-Type Axolotl, is a natural morph of Ambystoma mexicanum with dark, mottled coloration and feathery external gills.

Q2: Are Native Axolotls beginner-friendly?
A: Yes! They’re hardy, adaptable, and thrive in cold-water aquariums with stable conditions.

Q3: How big do Native Axolotls get?
A: Adults typically reach 9–12 inches in length.

Q4: What water conditions do they need?
A: They thrive in water temperatures between 60–68°F and prefer low to moderate water flow.

Q5: What do Native Axolotls eat?
A: They enjoy worms, pellets, and occasional live or frozen protein-rich foods.

Q6: Can they live with fish or other pets?
A: It’s not recommended, as fish may nip at their gills or get eaten. Species-only tanks are best