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Anyone's axies spawning in Australia

Neil C

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Mine always seem to spawn in July so a bit early for me. It might be happening in some of the southern states though?


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mine have laid eggs which have hatched around 2 weeks ago. All are looking well and some are taking live blackworms
 
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I'm in NSW and mine laid eggs around 9 days ago. :happy:
 
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I keep scouring the For Sale part because I really want to try my hand at raising axies but none of mine seem to be breeding :( c'mon aussie axies! get breeding! lol
 
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I have had 2 spawns from 2 different pairs in the last month, they are now just starting to eat some bloodworms :p
 
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I just came home to about 200 eggs...freaking out a bit...I thought all my axies were boys! I'm in Brisbane, weather at moment is averaging 18 degrees
 
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Quentari said:
I keep scouring the For Sale part because I really want to try my hand at raising axies but none of mine seem to be breeding :( c'mon aussie axies! get breeding! lol
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hehe same... bit of wishful thinking for me with both looking likely to be boys :eek:
 
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