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How are you guys able to tell if your baby axies have passed on or are still okay? I have so many of them right now and a lot are very very active some not so much. I have one hatchling that I don’t think will make it because when it hatched its tail was fused at the middle and he can barely move, but how do you guys know if they are still alive or have passed on?
 
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secondriley said:
How are you guys able to tell if your baby axies have passed on or are still okay? I have so many of them right now and a lot are very very active some not so much. I have one hatchling that I don’t think will make it because when it hatched its tail was fused at the middle and he can barely move, but how do you guys know if they are still alive or have passed on?
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Wow, has no one replied? Sorry if it's a bit too late, but they should remain still until they've consumed all the yolk (the white stuff on their undersides)-- so 2-3 days.
 
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