Breeding ages? when they stop breeding?

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Was just wondering what age do Axolotls stop breeding at? I used to always have eggs a few years ago but now they dont breed and they are getting quite old (oldest is nearly 15 yrs)
 
All axies are different. Mine most recently bred at the age of 14 but I think that's fairly unusual, haven't had any eggs in the past few months though so I think they are finished now at almost 15. It's cool to hear of some more older kiwi axies! We must breed em tough down here ;)
 
Wow 14 years old?
my 15 year old just past on she was my first breeder :(
mine just never seem to breed anymore they did a few years ago but now nothing
 
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