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Axie owner in Sydney (with eggs :)

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Hello.

I am not a new axalotl owner, however I have finally got around to joining this fantastic group. I have just moved to Sydney Australia and found a wonderful surprise on Friday morning with about 70 eggs laid. The mother is an albino and the father is a white. I am hoping to get some wildtype babies, and hopefully not too many gold (not a huge fan sorry :( The mother is a mature adult, however the father is still quite young, so the eggs were quite a surprise.

Eggs are due on the 11th of September. Heres hoping :happy:
 
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Welcome to the forum. I am a fellow sydney sider. Good to have you on board.
 
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My eggs are five days old and looking really good. Just in a styrofoam box and air stone.
 

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He is a spunk for sure and always up for a photo. My other 3 are not as forthcoming. I am very partial to the lighter coloured olive axies for sure.
 
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