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I have so many questions! I just got my four Axies and litterly just finally finished fixing their home to look I think they would like it and bamb, eggs..... I figured out which one was mom and put her in the breeder box and she finished laying. I have no idea how to tell apart! I think they are only 5 or 6 months old so I am very concerned about the breding thing.... The eggs are all mostly brown some half white/cream and brown. I don't know the actual colors of my axies they are just wild colored brown/green speceled. The temp is roughly 68 degreese F...... Its been about 48 hours maybe longer since I saw the first ones. Found weds and today is saturday, nothing has changed that I can tell but they don't look yucky/dying either...... oh my goodness HELP:D
 
Wow! Trial by fire. Welcome to the forum! You might want to set up an egg tank, and look through the axolotl section and you'll learn a lot about raising the eggs.
 
Hello and welcome to the forum, fellow Washingtonian! :happy:
 
yes, thank you I am greatful for this site! However I am a by site and hands on gal. I can"t absorb what I need and want from reading. I will try. I work long mhours. do you think they are taking so long do move cause the tank is cold or cause i am impatient?
 
Thank you for the welcomes my fellow USA , WA, and Axie friends:happy:
 
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