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Ok can anyone help me please I am trying to breed my male albino axolotl with my female for almost a month now and nothing is happening. The water temperature is at 60 degrees and they get feed twice a day can anyone help me figure out what is going wrong I did put another female in with them too see if that would excite him. Please help
 
Are you sure they're both mature?
You can try a large water change, then leave them alone in a dark area of your house for a couple days.
 
You can't force them! Assuming you're confident you have a make and a female, and they are both over 18 months old, a clean tank and good food is all you can do.

Perhaps he just doesn't fancy her?
 
Well I kept them in our bedroom for a month and now they are in my oldest daughter room thinking maybe being in a bigger tank might help. They all have the changing of the colors on the toes his toes are a brown white now and hers are a white on the toes. Thank you guys for the advice. Here are my valcor my male and my female storm fly.
 

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The color on the toes doesn't necessarily mean they are sexually mature


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Okay so maybe this fall we might try again with the pair
 
Ok just to let you guys know the drastic water change worked thank you guys for the help.:D
 
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