Jeanyne

Hi there, I would love any advice. I have four axolotls (one copper, one wild type, one golden and one melanoid). My roommate has been super selfish and has been turning off the AC despite me telling her that they need cooler water. They haven’t eaten in over a week. I’ve been trying to feed them. I did a 75% water change Friday. I gratefully only have three more days with her as my roommate but what can I do to keep them alive and treat them? My wild type was covered in white when I got home and dead. It wasn’t fluffy white. And upon examining him after he passed, something looks wrong with his genitalia and his gills receded. Please help. Please no judgment on this post. I do water changes weekly and dose my tank daily and I have kept them a year or so without trouble. I’m just so stuck and I’m hoping I can do something so that these axolotls survive the move and can enjoy their new COOL home.

Hi There, I am new to this forum and looking for some advice. My boyfriend and I have crayfish, multiple different kinds. They ended up having babies. We donated the first batch. Now we have two more batches that have hatched and are growing bigger and bigger. We have so many healthy ones we would like to try and continue breeding if possible. I was wondering if you had any tips or knew how to become a certified breeder. A lot of the places near our home in Massachusetts won't take them if they weren't raised by a breeder. Any advice on what to do? I did searches online and can't seem to find any info regarding how to become an invertebrate breeder, but I can only find tips on HOW to breed them. Thanks so much for taking the time to read this, and any helpful feedback is welcomed!