Finally got some axolotl eggs. 
On closer inspection five days ago I saw that all the eggs looked semi opaque or milky. I assumed they were unfertile and fungus was overtaking them but I waited to see what would happen. Yesterday I was going to remove them all and hope for new eggs but upon close inspection the eggs were starting to develop (neurolation stage). They are still milky??? I don't see any fungus strands or fuzz??? All the pictures I have seen online and all the P. waltl eggs I have ever gotten have been clear. I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on why the normally clear part of my axolotl eggs are milky??? Today they are further developed and all seems well????
On closer inspection five days ago I saw that all the eggs looked semi opaque or milky. I assumed they were unfertile and fungus was overtaking them but I waited to see what would happen. Yesterday I was going to remove them all and hope for new eggs but upon close inspection the eggs were starting to develop (neurolation stage). They are still milky??? I don't see any fungus strands or fuzz??? All the pictures I have seen online and all the P. waltl eggs I have ever gotten have been clear. I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on why the normally clear part of my axolotl eggs are milky??? Today they are further developed and all seems well????