Wildtype and copper axolotls (Hialeah, FL)

Wildtype and copper axolotls

I have 4 inch wildtype axolotls with sparkly gills ready for new homes. GrandParents were melanoid and bluegill leucistic and copper axanthic and copper axanthic. Prices are 20 for nongfp (if they are nipped they are 15) and 25 for gfp ( 20 for nipped ones) nipped means they got bit by a sibling and are missing limbs or gills sometimes a piece of the tail.Axolotls regrow the body parts so the limbs or gills will grow back over the course of a several months with proper care and good water quality. I also have 3 inch 100% copper axolotls (both parents were copper) 55 gfp ( 50 nipped) and 50 nongfp( 45 nipped) I can ship for 20-60 depending I the method of choice(2-3 day or overnight)Basic care information 20 gallon aquarium for ONE axolotl (add 10 gallons for each additional axolotl) Water temperature must be under 68 degrees Fahrenheit (preferably around 64 degrees) Aquarium needs to be cycled prior to introducing the axolotl.Absolutely no gravel or rocks of any kind in your axolotls new home it can cause impaction and death. Sand should only be used after the axolotl reaches 5 inches in length. Axolotls do not need lighting to thrive. But if you want a light use a light that is not bright. Axolotls like to hide so a cave of some aort ahould be provided. Other things that can be added to the aquarium are live or fake plants and aquarium grade decorations. Axolotls can eat red wrigglers canadian night crawlers blackworms and frozen brine shrimp or bloodworms as a treat. Water changes are a must to keep axolotls healthy and must be done atleast once a week (atleast 20%)Things that would be good to have on hand are Tetra safestart(for quick fishless cycling of your aquarium)Api freshwater master test kit (to test your water parameters to make sure all levela are safe for your axolotl)