animal man
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Im thinking that i might breed these axolotls im getting but im not sure what i would do with all the babies or do you think i shouldn't breed them
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What to do with baby axolotls
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how old are they? are they definately male and female?
would you keep any offspring?
My axolotls are 3 yrs old now and have only bred for the first time in april. It was a suprise! i managed to sell most of the eggs (many werent fertilised so that helped), i kept about 18 two died shortly after birth and we had two unexplanined deaths in the last 7 weeks (i have sold a few) and now i am left with 8. 1 of which i want to keep. even with small numbers like this i am finding it difficult to get someone to take them off my hands.
it is a fantastic experience...i love watching them eat theyare sooooo cute but you need to consider space and time...they need cleaning out everyday and water change...i have never been through so much dechlorinator lol
and after a while they need seperating off so they dont eat each others gills etc
would you keep any offspring?
My axolotls are 3 yrs old now and have only bred for the first time in april. It was a suprise! i managed to sell most of the eggs (many werent fertilised so that helped), i kept about 18 two died shortly after birth and we had two unexplanined deaths in the last 7 weeks (i have sold a few) and now i am left with 8. 1 of which i want to keep. even with small numbers like this i am finding it difficult to get someone to take them off my hands.
it is a fantastic experience...i love watching them eat theyare sooooo cute but you need to consider space and time...they need cleaning out everyday and water change...i have never been through so much dechlorinator lol
and after a while they need seperating off so they dont eat each others gills etc
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Don't breed them. There are plenty of axolotls in Australia already.
animal man
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Ok i wont breed them and what go better together male and male or female and female
