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Is my axie pregnant???

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JadeAnnette

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So we haven't had our little ones for very long, maybe a month, but they have grown heaps and one kinda looks like it's getting fatter and fatter, he's belly is getting darker does this mean my little man is pregnant? :D :eek: :p
 

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Axolotls don't really get pregnant they lay eggs. He could be a bit chunky because he could be a she. Females are typically wider than males because they hold unfertilized eggs. Or he could just be fat lol. Hope I helped

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