Anyone want Axolotl Eggs?

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Turns out the two male axolotl I have ended up being a male and female. My female starting laying eggs much to my surprise a few hours ago. I can't keep the eggs and I would like to avoid just freezing them. So...

Does anyone want them? I have no idea how to care for/ship them, but I'm really good at following directions if anyone wants them and can tell me how to do that.

Also, how can I prevent this from happening again? I will put them in different tanks if I must, but if there is any way I can keep them in the same tank I would rather do that.

Thanks all for reading.
-Brittany
 
I'm in western Pennsylvania.
 
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