Axolotl
Axolotls lunge at their food with flared gills, and lie flat with drooping gills to sleep.
- Bowls
- Water
- Lunges at food
| Becomes a pet | Use a Pet Collar on it. |
|---|---|
| Needs |  Hunger  Thirst  Hygiene  Mood  Energy |
| Eats | From a Food Bowl. It doesn't graze. |
| Drinks | From a Water Bowl; without one, from a pond, river or lake (within 10 blocks). |
| Favourite kibble | None |
| Hand-feed with | Any kibble, or a bucket of tropical fish (you get the water bucket back, as in vanilla) |
| Toilet | None: only cats, ocelots, dogs and foxes have a bladder need. |
| Sleeps | Where it is (or its Rest Spot): lies flat, gills drooping, tail curled. |
| Plays | Chases a thrown Pet Ball and noses it around. |
| Can sit | No: on Stay it just stands still. |
| Petting | Sneak + use with an empty hand. |
Eating & drinking
Axolotls eat from a food bowl, lunging at it with their gills flared. They drink from a water bowl, or from the water they live in.
Any kibble or a hay bale fills a Food Bowl (4 servings); any other food adds one serving. A water bucket fills a Water Bowl, a water bottle adds two servings.
Washing
A water bucket picks an axolotl up, as in vanilla, so you can't rinse it with one. It gets wet anyway by swimming, so Pet Soap works on it straight out of the water.
Tips
- Place its bowls right at the water's edge so it doesn't dry out walking to them.
- Kibble is easier to carry around than buckets of fish: it stacks.
