Axolotl

When an albino axolotl's tail turns red, it typically indicates an increase in blood flow or inflammation in that area, often due to stress, injury, or infection. This change in coloration can be a sign of underlying health issues that may require attention. Monitoring the axolotl's behavior and overall health is important, and consulting an aquatic veterinarian may be necessary if the condition persists.

No, axolotls do not live in the Amazon. They are native to the freshwater lakes and canals of Mexico, particularly in the Xochimilco complex near Mexico City. Their natural habitat is characterized by high-altitude lakes, not the tropical environments of the Amazon rainforest.

Yes, some sea life centers and aquariums do feature axolotls as part of their exhibits. Axolotls are often showcased in freshwater habitats due to their unique characteristics and conservation status. It's best to check with specific local aquariums or sea life centers to confirm if they currently have axolotls on display.

To determine how many times 75 can go into 757, divide 757 by 75. Performing the division, ( 757 \div 75 \approx 10.0933 ). Therefore, 75 can go into 757 a total of 10 times, with some remainder left over.

Well, well, well, look who's curious about axolotls! These little critters take about 10-12 months to pop out those adorable babies. So, if you're thinking of starting an axolotl family, better mark your calendar and get ready for some long-term commitment.

The axolotl in the poem symbolizes transformation and the ability to adapt to change.

An axolotl is a type of salamander. They are not known for having any obvious defense mechanisms. Rather, they can regrow body parts after sustaining injuries, and can even learn to live on land if they are bullied in the water.

Yes, axolotls are part of the food chain as they are a predator to smaller organisms like insects, small fish, and larvae. They may also serve as prey to larger animals like birds, fish, and mammals.

No, Mexican axolotls are generally mute and do not make vocalizations or sounds. They primarily rely on their vision, smell, and tactile senses to navigate their environment and communicate with other axolotls.

The axolotl is in the vertebrate classification of amphibians.

The scientific name for the Mexican axolotl is Ambystoma mexicanum.

"Axolotl" by Julio Cortázar was written in 1956.

100-1000 eggs

Axolotls are also referred to as "Mexican walking fish" in Australia and New Zealand, but they are not fish. They are amphibians, specifically, salamanders. They are native to the lakes of the Mexican basin underneath and around Mexico City. The axolotl differs from normal amphibians in that the larva (the equivalent of a tadpole in frogs) never undergoes full metamorphosis to adult form. It keeps its gills and fins, and it doesn't develop the protruding eyes, eyelids and characteristics of other adult salamanders. Unlike other amphibians, it needs to remain under water. It does have basic lungs, but breathing is done almost completely through its gills, and partially through its skin as well.

Once every few days, though naturally a bottom feeder an axie should be taught to hand-feed as this can prevent swallowing of gravel (though you should really makes sure it can't fit in his mouth anyway) and it should be cut into cubes less than a centimetre. He eats quickly and once he grips hold of his dinner, he won't let go! He swallows his food whole so should not be fed anything bigger than his mouth.

If theyre eating live food they just suck it in.They don't really attack.

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