Goldfish, minnows and thiaminase deficiency - NomSafeNovember
Some feeder fish, including goldfish and minnows, contain thiaminase — an enzyme that breaks down vitamin B1. Over time, this can cause anemia, neurological problems, and reduced immunity in axolotls. This post explains the science behind thiaminase, its health impacts, and why these fish should be avoided as regular food.
Why say ‘No’ to wild-caught worms? - NomSafeNovember
Digging up worms from your yard might seem convenient, but it can put your axolotl at serious risk. Wild worms can carry pesticides, parasites, and even “forever chemicals” that harm aquatic pets. In this NomSafeNovember guide, we explain the dangers and share safe, store-bought worm options to keep your axolotl thriving.
The real deal with feeder fish and axolotls
Feeder fish can be a risky snack for axolotls if you don’t know what to look for. This post explains which species are safe, how to quarantine them properly, and the hidden dangers that could harm your pet — so you can make informed, healthy feeding choices.
Why frozen bloodworms should not be a staple axolotl food
Frozen bloodworms are a popular treat, but they’re not a complete diet. We explore the nutritional gaps, potential health risks, and better staple food options to keep your axolotl strong, healthy, and thriving for years to come.
FAQ: How do we rehab axolotls?
Every rescued axolotl arrives with a story — and often, a list of health challenges. At LibertyLand Axolotl Rescue, we follow a proven rehabilitation process that addresses water quality, nutrition, and medical needs, helping each animal recover and thrive before finding a forever home.
FAQ: Why do we recommend Seachem Prime?
Not all water conditioners are created equal. Here’s why Seachem Prime is our go‑to for axolotl care — from neutralizing harmful toxins to protecting delicate slime coats. Learn how it works, how to dose it correctly, and why it’s a must‑have in your aquarium toolkit.
FAQ: Deworming your axolotl
Parasites can quietly undermine your axolotl’s health — but with the right approach, treatment is safe and effective. In this guide, we break down when deworming is necessary, how to choose the right medication, and the steps to keep your pet stress‑free during the process.