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An axolotl is a cute, friendly salamander that can also be kept as a pet in captivity. A pet’s activity level and the time of day it’s most active might play a role in picking a companion that fits your lifestyle and tastes. Axolotls are genuinely one-of-a-kind. As a result, we’re left wondering if we […]

You should know a few things before you start breeding and raising young axolotls, especially when feeding baby axolotls because their nutritional needs differ from their parents’. Unlike adult axolotls, baby axolotls have different feeding needs. Because they’re so little, young axolotls can’t eat food that works well for adult axolotls. Don’t be intimidated by the water salamanders’

Axolotls stand out from other reptiles because of their numerous distinctive characteristics.  So much so that it’s only natural to wonder about the species’ traits, behaviors, and biological processes, which they share with other amphibians and even humans. One very fascinating aspect is how they reproduce; do axolotls lay eggs?  Many individuals, however, are still unsure of

Axolotls are fantastic creatures, and their diet is equally interesting. So what do axolotls eat in the wild and in captivity? Let’s take a closer look! The axolotl (pronounced ax-oh-lot-ul) is an ecological anomaly named after the Aztec god of fire, lightning, and death. These remarkable salamanders, native to Mexico City’s freshwater rivers and lakes,

Axolotls are a salamander native to eastern Mexico that can be kept in an aquarium.  The axolotl has a long and exciting history, dating back to the Aztec culture in Mexico. These tiny amphibians were called after Xolotl, the God of death, and claimed to have transformed into an axolotl to avoid being murdered. They