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My wildtype axolotl laid 41 eggs today. She is not supposed to lay any eggs, but since when does she care what I think.

She is in with an unsexed (though apparently male) young blue-gill GFP leucistic while we are building the new tank, however they are separated by a divider that may not have done enough dividing. Given the low count, these being her first eggs while she's been with me, and her status as a rescue that's been healing up since I got her, I'm not 100% sure they're fertile, but I figured I would offer them up in case anyone wants to give them a try.

I'm in southeast Michigan if anyone wants to local pickup, or I can try to ship them if anyone can explain a good method. Can PM me if interested.
 
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    with axolotls would I basically have to keep buying and buying new axolotls to prevent inbred breeding which costs a lot of money??
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