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Eggs for the taking!

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secondriley

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Hey guys I’m Riley, I have some Axie eggs for Sale, not sure how many there are, theres around 100 if not more, the parents are a Leuistic dad and a Melanoid mom, Some of the eggs may be from my GFP Leustic Females as well. Both parents are fast breeders and are very happy, and healthy eaters. For more details message me and I can give you more information.
 

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Not interested in the eggs, but please be careful with how frequent your females are breeding. I saw "fast breeders" and immediately thought of my gorgeous wild female that was over-bred by her previous owner and died after only 5 months in my care. The previous owner complained about how often they would lay eggs, and it took a toll on her. Just be careful and give your girls rest in between laying eggs, if you already are, good job!
 
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