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Usually, you do not need a tank heater to keep an axolotl tank sufficiently warm. The proper temperature for an axolotl hovers between 60 and 70 Fahrenheit (approximately 16-21 Celsius). This is generally room temperature, so heating the tank should not be necessary. However, make sure to adjust the temperature of the room that contains the tank if you live in an area prone to extreme heat or cold. You may need to keep an air conditioner or heater in the room during some months. Axolotls exposed to temperatures above 74 F (23 C) will develop heat stress. If your tank is prone to overheating, purchase a tank cooler. You can buy night-crawlers and frozen bloodworms at a local pet store or feed them earthworms from pesticide free soil. These should be the staples of your axolotl's diet. You can also provide frozen shrimp and bits of chicken for a treat. Avoid live fish as food due to parasites. Feed your axolotl every other day for half an hour. Provide the axolotl with as much food as it can eat in a half hour time frame. Once a week, remove 50 to 60% of the water from the tank. Then, replace it with fresh water. Tap water is safe to use if you condition the water and have a filtration system in place.

summary: Maintain the right heat. Feed your axolotl a proper diet. Change the water regularly.

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using a gentle chemical exfoliant. Avoid using an exfoliant with rough bits in it, such as nut shells and sugar. Instead, opt for something gentle, such as a chemical exfoliant. This will help remove dead, dry skin cells and reveal the smoother, softer skin underneath. Use small, circular motions when you apply the product to your skin. Rinse the product off thoroughly with lukewarm water and pat your skin dry. Apply your moisturizer after you finish exfoliating. Only exfoliate once or twice per week. Start using a moisturizer product that is labeled "for dry to very dry skin." If you think that your skin is only a little dry, pick the product that is labeled "for normal to dry skin." Opt for a lightweight moisturizer during the day and a heavier moisturizer at night, such as an intensive moisturizer. If you want to use a natural ingredient, use an oil, such as olive oil or coconut oil. You should also look for moisturizers with ingredients that are beneficial to dry skin, such as olive oil, jojoba oil, shea butter, urea, lactic acid, hyaluronic acid, dimethicone, lanolin, glycerin, petrolatum, and mineral oil. A cream is better for dry skin than a lotion because it contains more oil and is, therefore, better at locking in moisture and helping to hydrate dry skin. It is important to apply your moisturizer immediately after washing your face so that the cream can help hold in any added moisture remaining from washing your face. Apply evenly and leave it for few minutes, until your face feels more hydrated. After this, you can apply your makeup. Do not apply too much, as this is a waste of product; adding more doesn't do more. A hydrating sunscreen that is broad spectrum (protects from both UVA and UVB rays) will protect you from burns and sun damage that ages the skin and will also prevent skin from drying out further. Apply sunscreen as your morning moisturizer. You shouldn't need more than that, but if you want to supplement with an additional moisturizer, apply the SPF first. Wait a few minutes and allow it to dry, then apply the moisturizer on top. Facial masks can treat all kinds of skin issues, including dry skin. For dry skin, do this no more than twice a month. To combat dry skin, you'll want to use a facial mask that contains one of the following: Olive oil Argan oil Coconut oil Honey Egg yolk Carrot Tomato

summary: Exfoliate Use moisturizing cream labeled for dry skin. Apply moisturizer directly after washing your face. Apply sunscreen daily. Use a face mask.

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Expect viburnum snowball bushes to blossom in May. Heavy pruning should only be done at this time since you can easily destroy next year's flowers by removing old wood. Deadheading, or cutting off the flowers, won't harm viburnum. However, doing it isn't necessary and prevents the plant from growing berries. The oldest branches are the thickest, woodiest ones. They may produce side shoots or have flaky bark that make them easier to recognize. Using a clean, sharp pair of shears, cut as close to the soil as you can to completely remove the shoots. At most, remove no more than of the shoots. Usually, this means removing 1 to 3 shoots at a time. Leave behind the thinner, fresher shoots coming up from the plant's base. These will rejuvenate your viburnum. Although the snowball flowers bloom on old wood in viburnum plants, the oldest shoots produce weak flowers and are safe to remove. Viburnum often grows well when it is left alone, so you may not need to do routine trimming. If your bush gets too large or begins extending out of its spot in your yard, use clippers to reduce its size. Cut the branches as needed. Remember to only perform hard trimming in spring, after the bloom, to avoid damaging the bush's buds the next year. You can trim the branches this way to maintain the snowball bush's rounded shape or sculpt it into a hedge. Viburnum snowball bushes grow relatively quickly, so they can become too tall or crowded. If your bush needs serious work, use shears to trim the shoots and branches back. You can also cut out the larger, older shoots to thin the plant. The best time to do this is around May, after the flowers bloom, although it can be done anytime as needed. After trimming back the plant, you may want to wait and watch it grow back. Then you can see where you need to thin out the branches. By maintaining the bush regularly, you likely won't need to do this. Examine your snowball bush throughout the year to look for broken or rotting branches. With a sharp pair of shears, cut out the damaged parts. If possible, cut above the nodes, which are where new leaves and branches grow off of the old branches. This routine trimming should be done year-round to keep your snowball bush healthy and thriving.
summary: Prune the bush after the flowers bloom in spring. Cut the oldest shoots near the ground. Trim the sides of the plant into shape if needed. Reduce the bush's height by if it becomes overgrown. Trim damaged branches down to the new growth throughout the year.