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Eggs - No change end of day 4

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Hi guys,

Just wondering if anyone has had any experience with axie eggs taking a long time to change form?

This is the end of day 4 and they still look the same as the day they were laid (exactly the same as day 1 in this photo log Axolotls - Embryo Photo Log ).

There's no mold or decay. Water temp has been around 17-18 degrees celsius.

Am I just being impatient?

Would really love your input,

Thanks!
 
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My eggs can take 3-4 weeks to hatch but i assume its from temperature.

I would have said your should have started showing some change by now.
Sometimes you have to look really close to see the changes.

You may just have to wait it out i'm afraid

Mel
 
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Thanks Mel, they finally started to change yesterday. I thought they were all infertile. Glad I was wrong!
 
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