Question: Is this normal?

hayleymason

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My axolotls became parents about 2 weeks ago. They have just been put back in their original home, and within two days... hundreds more eggs. I didnt think they would mate this often?

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They can be very good at reproducing :D Temperature changes may have triggered them off again. If you don't wish to raise the eggs, leave them in the tank with the parents.
 
Hi Hayley

Wondered what colour the parents were and what colour offspring your last mating produced. While these are still quite freshly laid they could potentially be posted within the UK or perhaps someone could collect from you?

May be worth posting in the for sale/trade/give away section with your location.

I can feel myself becoming quite tempted as I have empty tank syndrome :-/


All the best.
 
Axies are worse than rabbits :p
 
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