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joanne
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After searching through older posts/threads I am still left with an answer-less question . . .
Do male axolotls by chance produce spermaphore "just cause they can"!?! I ask this after finding one lonely spermaphore in Lotle and Falkor's tank last night.
What's the usual chain of events? I am guessing that I do indeed have a girl and a boy and that someone (Falkor I think) got the idea from someone else (Lotle the little hussie - JOKES lol) that some eggs could use a little sperm. So, Falkor being the gentleman that I raised him to be thought it only polite to oblige . . .
(How am I doin here?? Sounding like I know about "the birds and the bees"?
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OR . . .
Falkor is just showin off that he is all grown up now!?!?
Can anyone clear up this one for me? Is finding one spermaphore nothing to worry about? Or is finding one spermaphore a sure sign that there WERE more and now I should keep an eye out for eggs?
Do male axolotls by chance produce spermaphore "just cause they can"!?! I ask this after finding one lonely spermaphore in Lotle and Falkor's tank last night.
What's the usual chain of events? I am guessing that I do indeed have a girl and a boy and that someone (Falkor I think) got the idea from someone else (Lotle the little hussie - JOKES lol) that some eggs could use a little sperm. So, Falkor being the gentleman that I raised him to be thought it only polite to oblige . . .
(How am I doin here?? Sounding like I know about "the birds and the bees"?
OR . . .
Falkor is just showin off that he is all grown up now!?!?
Can anyone clear up this one for me? Is finding one spermaphore nothing to worry about? Or is finding one spermaphore a sure sign that there WERE more and now I should keep an eye out for eggs?