Actually, a couple of them, because they aren't happy alone. They live in a tank and I think they need live bugs to eat, or something.

Does anyone know more about them? I'm serious.

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1. Tue Jul 02 10:19 ~ - Subject: * - 0 reaction(s)
   Mercury said:

   Sounds like a handful.

2. Tue Jul 02 09:43 ~ - Subject: * - 0 reaction(s)
   CQ said:

   What Anna said.

   I intend to look at the possibilities.

3. Tue Jul 02 08:22 * - Subject: * - 0 reaction(s)
   Anna (Discolored) said:

   Not everyone is aware that they are endangered. Guess what, expressing curiosity and interest is good. People can learn. They can do research. Also, pet Axolotls are bred in captivity. They are not taken from the wild, and if you see, “wild type,” it’s referring to color.

   Wouldn’t it be lovely if instead of being negative and taking the opportunity to be nasty, you informed… you educated? 🤔

4. Tue Jul 02 07:48 * - Subject: * - 0 reaction(s)
   Interested Party said:

   Why would you own a critically endangered animal? Unless you one of those people that doesn't give a shit.

5. Tue Jul 02 06:41 * - Subject: * - 0 reaction(s)
   Anna (Discolored) said:

   Axolotls are actually solitary creatures. They are better off alone, as they can be cannibalistic. Also, they aren’t easy to take care of. You have to keep the tank immaculately clean. And their food is rather expensive. I wanted them myself, but I already have two cats and a beagle, and they are expensive. Basically, I’m already at my responsible pet parent limit. 😊
   https://www.thesprucepets.com/axolotls-as-pets-1236714#toc-feeding-and-nutrition

6. Tue Jul 02 06:07 * - Subject: * - 0 reaction(s)
   A non-expert opinion said:

   I realize you said you are serious but unless you find someone here that is an expert on whatever those are, look for a website devoted to whatever those are.

7. Tue Jul 02 00:40 ~ - Subject: * - 0 reaction(s)
   Anyone said:

   Ask Anyone? As Usual ;-)

   
   https://www.axolotlcentral.com/axolotl-care-guide

   https://axolotlplanet.com/blogs/all-about-axolotls/the-best-axolotl-care-guide-in-the-world

   Easy to care for, this species requires minimal maintenance and makes a great pet for both the young and old. Axolotl fact: Axolotls' possess the ability to completely regrow lost limbs and other body parts such as tails and, brain and heart cells.

   https://naturalworldpets.co.uk/blogs/pet-advice/axolotl-care-sheet

   
   

8. Mon Jul 01 21:19 ~ - Subject: * - 0 reaction(s)
   CQ said:

   Okay. Well, I wouldn't want them in an environment where they wouldn't be happy.

9. Mon Jul 01 21:18 ~ - Subject: * - 0 reaction(s)
   Dizzy Guy said:

   Please read more about them...they're not especially good pets.