15 Baby Axolotls (2 -3 Weeks Old) – Starter Pack

Axolotl care requires a good knowledge of aquarium maintenance, cycling and water parameters.

Those who are new to aquarium care and water cycling may find it challenging to keep an axolotl. People who have experience of keeping pet fish and nitrogen cycling should have no trouble keeping them healthy.

Before purchasing please red this article and get yourself ready for them . This article is very helpful and i believe you can give them the best life they could.

Note :

How to acclimate and raising the baby Axolots :

• Prepare a tank/tub (5-10 litre) with cycled water or tank water which the depth is around 10cm height as baby Axolots will swim to the to the surface to breath eventually.
• Add air stone in adjust it to be gentle and well oxynated but not blowing them around .
• Add 1/2 leave Indian Almond leave as anti fungus anti bacteria.
• Add any floater plant to suck up the nitrate and helps clean the water . Add guppy grass or moss if you can to prevent them bumping in to each other .
• Acclimate them by dripping method to prevent shocks in to the new water (1 hour )
• Feed them baby brine shrimp ( newly hatch ) or baby daphnia ( baby one ) that fit its mouth . Turn off oxygen when feeding . Feed 4 times a day.
• Observe if over feeding or under feeding to monitor .
• When they grows bigger , separate them individually to prevent nipping each other legs .
• Keep the water clean or maintain water change 10% daily to prevent nitrate and amonia.

🐾 15 Baby Axolotls (2 -3 Weeks Old) – Starter Pack

Perfect for Hobby Breeders & Enthusiasts!

🐉 What’s Included:

• 15 baby axolotls – 2 -3weeks old, approx. 1 cm in size
• Live daphnia culture – ideal live food for early-stage axolotls
• 5 Indian almond leaves – natural tank enhancer and health booster

🌟 About the Axolotls:

These are 2-week-old baby axolotls, freshly hatched and feeding well. At around 1 cm in size, they are in their delicate larval stage, best suited for experienced keepers or committed beginners ready for frequent feeding and monitoring. 

🐠 Daphnia Culture (Live Food):

Daphnia are essential for young axolotls at this age — small enough to eat, full of protein, and stimulate natural hunting behavior.

How to use:

• Add daphnia directly to the baby tank daily
• Keep culture in a separate container with clean, dechlorinated water
• Feed the culture with green water or yeast to keep it thriving ( do not feed yeast in the Axolots tank )

🍂 Indian Almond Leaves:

These leaves slowly release tannins that:

• Help maintain soft, natural water conditions
• Reduce stress and bacterial risk
• Create a calming, bioactive environment

 Usage:

• Rinse before use
• Add 1–2 leaves into the tank (replace every 1–2 weeks)

📘 Care Guide Highlights:

This care guide helps you raise strong, healthy axolotls, covering:

• Proper tank setup for hatchlings
• Water quality and temperature (ideal: 16–20°C)
• Frequent small feedings & live food tips
• Signs of stress or aggression
• When to start separating for safety

⚠️ Important Notes:

• These axolotls are very young and require attentive care
• Separation may be needed as they grow to avoid nipping
• Not recommended for community tanks until they reach 8–10 cm in size
• For best survival rates, maintain stable water quality and feed live food multiple times a day

Start your axolotl-raising journey with this all-in-one baby bundle — perfect for aquarists ready to care for the tiniest aquatic wonders! 🐣💧

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