Red worm series food, wheat fish, freshwater fish, freshwater shrimp, chicken, water earthworms, small shellless insects, algae, astaxanthin, pig liver, etc.

1. Red worm series food: Live red worms and frozen red worms are very important parts of the food of Hexagonal Dinosaurs, which can provide pure natural deliciousness.

2. Wheatfish: Wheatfish is also a good choice for hexagonal dinosaurs, but be careful not to overeat, especially for smaller hexagonal dinosaurs.

3. Freshwater fish, freshwater shrimp, and chicken: These are the food of Hexagonal Dinosaurs and are rich in nutrients such as protein and calcium.

4. Water earthworm: Water earthworm is a kind of worm rich in protein and trace elements. It is one of the foods that the hexagonal dinosaurs like very much.

5. Small shellless insects: such as earthworms, ants, spiders, etc. These insects are also very good food choices for hexagonal dinosaurs and can provide rich protein and nutrients.

6. Algae: Hexagonal dinosaurs are mainly carnivores, but they also eat some algae, such as spirulina, waterweed, etc. These algae are rich in vitamins and minerals, which help to maintain the hexagonal shape. Dinosaur health.

7. Astaxanthin: Astaxanthin is a natural red pigment that can help the body color of the hexagonal dinosaur be more vivid.

8. Pork liver: Hexagonal dinosaurs can also eat some pork liver, but be careful not to eat too much. Pork liver contains high fat and cholesterol. The food of the Hexagonal Dinosaur should be diversified and avoid excessive intake of a single food. At the same time, the diet structure needs to be adjusted according to the growth stage and physical condition of the hexagonal dinosaurs to ensure their health.

Ambystoma (scientific name: Ambystomamexicanum), also known as Ambystoma and Mexican axolotl, commonly known as the hexagonal dinosaur, is a species endemic to Mexico. Ambystoma is an amphibian with an average length of 20 cm, but can grow to more than 30 cm. Weight 60-110 grams. The head is wide, the eyes are small, and the limbs and legs are small. It is in the larval stage all its life. It is a well-known "larval mature" species of amphibians (from birth to sexual maturity and egg laying, it is in the form of a larvae). Environmental changes or injections of iodine and thyroid hormone will induce its metamorphosis, and spontaneously Abnormal development is very rare. Ambystoma has feathery outer gills and a fin-like tail. The male's cloaca is larger, while the female's cloaca is smaller, and fertilization occurs internally or externally. The average lifespan of the axolotl in captivity is 5-6 years. No subspecies distinction.