ky4nn4
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I have a ten gallon tank and just recently transferred my newly laid axie eggs into it.
I have read dozens of forums but I am still unsure if I should be filtering the water before they hatch. I've also read it's better to keep the eggs at a temperature of 5 degrees higher than the adults are in. Is this true?
Also, when they hatch I plan on keeping them in a shallow ten gallon until I notice cannibalism and then separate them into several containers. But roughly how long will they be in these containers? When can I introduce them all again in a fry tank?
I am aware I have to do full water changes everyday on these containers, but how should I go about this-moving the hatchlings and such. Any tips from experienced axolotl breeders?
This is my first time raising little axolotls from eggs, so I am definitely a nervous parent and just want to be fully prepared for everything.
:ufo:
I have read dozens of forums but I am still unsure if I should be filtering the water before they hatch. I've also read it's better to keep the eggs at a temperature of 5 degrees higher than the adults are in. Is this true?
Also, when they hatch I plan on keeping them in a shallow ten gallon until I notice cannibalism and then separate them into several containers. But roughly how long will they be in these containers? When can I introduce them all again in a fry tank?
I am aware I have to do full water changes everyday on these containers, but how should I go about this-moving the hatchlings and such. Any tips from experienced axolotl breeders?
This is my first time raising little axolotls from eggs, so I am definitely a nervous parent and just want to be fully prepared for everything.
:ufo: