Blue Axolotl is one of the rarest types of mobs in Minecraft. Axolotls were added to the game back in 2020 in Caves and Cliffs part 1. They were initially found in several different bodies of water ...

Minecraft 1.18, also referred to as the Caves and Cliffs part 2 update, introduced many new features to the game. Often seen as one of the biggest and most ambitious updates in the game, Minecraft ...

Axolotls are quite rare in the real world as well as Minecraft. The passive aquatic mob instantly became a fan-favorite when ...

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GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Minecraft players participating in the game's Bedrock beta can download an update that adds a new type of block and species, as well as addresses bugs ...

Axolotls can spawn naturally in the lush caves biome and can also be bred to create a new baby axolotl, which comes with a random appearance. With that being said, using these two methods over and ...

As one of the many new mobs added in the Cliffs and Caves update of Minecraft, players can now find and interact with Axolotls. These underwater mobs are unique in a lot of ways, as although they are ...

Axolotls are the first mob in Minecraft to eat tropical fish. But in order to breed the axolotls, you actually need a bucket of tropical fish, not the fish itself. For a detailed guide, you can check ...

Axolotls, introduced in Minecraft's 1.17 update, are amphibians found in Lush Cave biomes. They can be captured and kept as underwater allies or pets. Proper care involves ensuring dim light and deep ...

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It’s been about a year since axolotls (pronounced ACK-suh-LAH-tuhls) were introduced in Minecraft, but did you know that unlike creepers or golems, these pixel critters actually exist in the real ...