Question: Axolotl Eggs vs Tiger Salamander

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Hello friends.

My friend's axolotl laid eggs and she gave me three of them. I've had my tiger salamander for about 2 years, and I really do not know much about axolotls. The eggs have not hatched yet, any advice and tips would be greatly appreciated. I have no idea what i'm doing yet and I figured you all could help me out. Thanks in advance!
 
Do you have food ready for the axolotls when they hatch? They will be tiny and can only eat tiny live food such as freshly hatched BBS. Take a look at this link: rearing axolotls.
 
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