Silver Dalmatian Axolotl – Rare Spotted Axolotl Morph

⚪ Silver Dalmatian Axolotl – Rare Spotted Axolotl Morph

The Silver Dalmatian Axolotl is a stunning and rare morph featuring a light silver, pearlescent body covered with distinct black dalmatian-style spots. These unique markings make each axolotl completely one-of-a-kind.

Silver Dalmatians are hardy, personable, and perfect for hobbyists who want a visually striking companion animal with an easygoing temperament. Like all axolotls, they prefer cool, clean water, gentle flow, and a peaceful environment.

🌟 Key Features

⚪ Bright Silver Base Color – Soft metallic-gray sheen
⚫ Dalmatian Black Spots – Random, unique spotting across the body
🦎 Calm & Curious Personality – Enjoys gentle interaction
💧 Great for Beginner Axolotl Keepers – Hardy with proper care
🌡️ Prefers Cool Water – Ideal for unheated aquariums

⚙️ Care Guide

• Common Name: Silver Dalmatian Axolotl
• Scientific Name: Ambystoma mexicanum
• Temperament: Peaceful
• Adult Size: 8–12 inches
• Diet: Carnivore – earthworms, bloodworms, pellets, frozen foods
• Tank Size: 20 gallons minimum (30+ recommended for adults)
• Temperature: 60–68°F (no heater)
• pH Range: 6.8–7.6
• Substrate: Bare bottom or fine sand only
• Lighting: Low–moderate

💡 Tank Setup Tips

• Keep water cool, clean, and low-flow.
• Use fine sand or bare bottom to prevent impaction.
• Provide caves or hides (PVC, aquarium caves, driftwood).
• No sharp décor—axolotl skin is delicate.
• Tankmates are not recommended—axolotls do best alone or with same-size axolotls.

❓ FAQ

Q: Are Silver Dalmatian Axolotls rare?
A: Yes—this morph is highly sought after due to its unique, spot-heavy pattern.

Q: Do all individuals have the same spotting?
A: No—each Dalmatian axolotl has a unique pattern and density of spots.

Q: Can they live with fish?
A: Not recommended—fish may nip gills or be eaten.

Q: Do they need a heater?
A: No—axolotls prefer cool water and can become stressed if kept too warm.