Wild Type Axolotl – Australia’s Prehistoric Tank SurvivorWild Type Axolotl, a rugged Mexican amphibian, conquers cool-water tanks with its feathered gills and regenerative powers. This larval-form survivor handles captivity well. Moreover, its quirky looks and low demands suit Aussie keepers. With chilled water and meaty feeds, it endures, proving nature’s toughest oddity in your setup.Size and LifespanStarting at 15cm, Wild Type Axolotl reaches 30cm and lives 10–15 years. Consequently, steady cool temperatures and clean water extend their robust life. Their growth demands space as adults.Ideal Tank SetupConstruct a cool, filtered tank to support their sensitive skin. Specifically, avoid gravel and use large hides. Additionally, maintain low light to prevent stress.To replicate its natural habitat:Use bare bottom or very large pebbles.Add PVC pipes, pots, or plastic plants for cover.Install gentle filtration with no strong current.Keep water depth at least 15cm and chilled.Compatible Tank MatesHouse them solo or with same-size axolotls to avoid gill nips. Therefore, skip fish that bite or compete. Extra space reduces territorial clashes.Suitable tank mates include:Another Wild Type Axolotl (same size)Large snails (occasional clean-up crew)No fish recommendedNo small tank matesDiet and FeedingFeed these carnivores sinking pellets, earthworms, or bloodworm cubes. Offer one meal daily, sized to fit their mouth. Consequently, remove leftovers to keep water pristine.Breeding and Behaviour of Wild Type AxolotlWild Type Axolotl lay eggs on plants; adults may eat them. They gulp air at the surface and regenerate limbs. Additionally, their sluggish pace suits chilled, quiet tanks.Species OverviewSpecies – Ambystoma mexicanumCommon Name – AxolotlOrigin – MexicoDiet – OmnivorePH Range – 6.5–7.5Temperature – Cool 14°C–20°CBreed Type – Egg LayerCurrent Size – 12-15cmMax Size – Approximately 30cmTank Size – Minimum 75 litresFAQsWhat size tank is ideal for Wild Type Axolotl? A 75-litre tank (45cm long) works for one; add 40 litres per extra adult. Can they live with other fish? No, fish may nip gills. Keep with same-size axolotls only. How often should I feed them? Feed once daily; remove uneaten food after 15 minutes. Do they need to be in groups? No, solo is safest. Pairs work if tank is large enough. How long do they live? With cool water and care, they live 10–15 years.Add a Wild Type Axolotl to Your Aquarium Today!This fish delivers prehistoric toughness to cool Aussie tanks. Its limb-regrowing trick and low-maintenance care make it a keeper’s gem. Therefore, chill the water, skip the gravel, and watch it rule. Add an Axolotl today for unbeatable tank resilience!ONLINE PURCHASE ONLY – AXOLOTLS CAN BE PRE ORDRED FOR INSTORE CUSTOMERS
