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We were told we had a girl but since then we keep finding fluffy white cloudy jelly-like things at the bottom of the tank which don't look like eggs. Is this a female axolotl and if so what is the white stuff because it doesn't look like eggs!
 
If this is your only axie ot might be a male. And the slimy thingies are spermatophores and they come from male axies.
 
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