What's his name /vp/? I'll post the winner later.
Pic related.
>>26708760
DlCKS
>>26708780
keep him as wooper forever and name it :)
You silly, that's a mudkip!
release it
Fug Martin
>>26708821
If quads you do it
>>26708760
antenna
>>26708760
if dubs
name it Woop
Release it OP
release it
Keep em coming guys. I will update the winner with a picture next to the aquarium!
>>26708760
Goofy
Ryu
skipper
>>26708863
>>26708891
>>26708896
There, there. Three tries are enough, N. It's just not your day.
Also:
>Friggy
>Woople
>Sir Quag
call it Quaggan.
POST RESULT
wooper more like pooper
Bubblegum.
If dubs name it Cherry
Post numbers mean literally nothing outside of /b/, [s4s], and /r9k/ you faggots.
OP, name it Boop.
Katooshey
>>26708884
Congrats. You asked for dubs got trips. Call that lucky anyday.
>>26709858
>/v/
>trips in the middle of the post number instead of at the end
ya dun goofed, but it's a qt axolotl though
>>26709858
Those aren't trips.
>>26709858
op why?
>>26709858
OP that's not trips. Just say it if that was your favourite suggestion.
>>26708760
>sand
>sand
>sand
>in an axolotl tank
>no real plants
I think you have bigger concerns that what to name him OP. I would pay you a visit to /an/ t.b.h
>>26709959
Actually its sand substitute which is okay. Friends with a breeder keeps these things alive for long time.
>>26710028
That means jack shit. Sand can cause impaction. What do you consider a long time?
Sand is the no no of axolotls, unless it is really fine sand, which yours doesn't seem to be,
http://www.axolotl.org/housing.htm
"Gravel-swallowing can be avoided by using gravel that is very large (larger than the animal's head). If you use an external filter like me, stones tend to let debris accumulate in the tank, and so the filter has a hard time keeping the the bottom clear of solids. Since axolotls are messy, the filter may difficulty dealing with the excrement and waste food that accumulate in gravel. If you do use gravel, it's advisable to siphon the waste out of it - a "gravel cleaner" is ideal for this purpose.
As another alternative, fine sand is also a good substrate, as it will not clog the digestive tract if ingested. It has been my experience that axolotls can't "grip" the bottom of a glass tank. Some people feel that this is stressful for the animal. Plastic tanks don't suffer from this problem so much because no plastic is as smooth as glass. Other alternatives for substrate include flat pieces of slate covering a large portion of the tank bottom, gravel that is glued into the bottom of the tank using aquarium sealant, or a simple layer of dark-colored aquarium sealant in the bottom of the tank. Aquarium sealant should always be allowed to cure thoroughly before water is added to the tank."
You can evolve it into Salamander by giving it iodine to hold.
>>26710071
Fine as shit sand.
>>26710573
fine as in, small
>>26709858
Make sure to keep it cold OP, the best way to make sure your axolotl stays healthy is to keep it cold and its water clean.
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