Where can I find information about eggs?

AxoMomi

AxoMomi

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I really want a axie more, but here in Denmark we don't really have any breeders.. So I'm considering to get 2-3 eggs shipped to Denmark... But I don't know anything about the process.. Maybe you know some great reading stuff? And is 2-3 eggs enough, it isn't it all the eggs who actually survive? I only want 1 axo more, so that's why I don't want to buy 10 eggs and end up with 10 Axies.. I don't even have the room for so many baby's... And I don't want animal I can't take good care of :)...
 
There's some info on axolotl.org :)
 
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