Axolotl Eggs, Larvae & Breeding Eggs everywhere, how did that happen? Will it be albino or wildtype? |
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![]() They hatched early, and whilst in the post - the rest of the eggs went bad :/ They're still not really moving much except every once in a while, they twitch and swim a bit. The daphnia in there are tiny, and I'm wondering.. can daphnia be too small to attract the axolotl via movement? |
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OMG, they are so cute it actually hurts.
They look amazing. ![]() I don't have any experience with larvae, but the information in the link below says that young daphnia are a good food source. Axolotls - Rearing from Egg to Adult |
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They are likely still digesting the egg sack so they won't be moving much. Give them a few days and they will feed on the small daphnia, just make sure there is plenty of daphnia available so they can always feed.
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