Removing recently bred axolotls

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We have 4 axolotls in one 60 gallon tank. They all get along great and have lived together for a while now. Welllllll we have babies. Like tons. But I have no clue which axolotls had them. So I’m not sure what to do. Do they all need to be separated?
 
Take a read through this http://www.axolotl.org/rearing.htm
That should give you all the general info! If you have more questions ask away or search the forum :)
Do you know which axies of yours are male or female?
 
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