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Question: How many times does the male court a female in a night?

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ok I need to know as i always have my sneeky axolotls do their courting and such when I sleep! my newest pair decided to show me ,during the day...lots of bumping and swaying etc...kinda cool..but I didnt observe the female pick up any sperm packs...but now after a hr they all calm and ignoring eachother....will they start up again and laymore sperm and go again? or is it a one time thing....???? Just wondering so I know not to remove the male too soon..thanks:rolleyes::p
 
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