Are They Ready?

So, i'm probably going to be selling several of my Axolotl Babies here in the next month but i was wondering if they are ready. I Have more then ten of them that have their front and back legs grown out all the way and their gills look amazing. They all eat bloodworms every night so the new owners can find food fairly easily in this dinky town. The babies them selves are about two to three inches.

My only concern is another breeder in town. ( I posted a post about him) I just dont want people getting these things and then not having a clue on how to take care of them. Is there a way i can make sure that they are all going to good homes?

I know that many people on here reccomend giving the eggs away but since this was the parents first batch i wanted to make sure they would be ok.

(Lol now i just have to decide on which baby i want to keep.)

I had that issue 'which do I keep...?' Size wise they are fine to rehome, maybe give them a care sheet with your babies or quiz them? Offer them on here first so you know they will more than likely be going to a very good home If you think someone interested seems a dimwit and probably isn't going to take care of them then you could tell them no

Give a care sheet with each one you sell. Just print one off, and hand them out, mandatory. It'll help with the uninformed buyers issue.

Star said:

I had that issue 'which do I keep...?' Size wise they are fine to rehome, maybe give them a care sheet with your babies or quiz them? Offer them on here first so you know they will more than likely be going to a very good home If you think someone interested seems a dimwit and probably isn't going to take care of them then you could tell them no

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pent565 said:

Give a care sheet with each one you sell. Just print one off, and hand them out, mandatory. It'll help with the uninformed buyers issue.

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These are both great ideas.