Yindy
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As you will have read, most axolotls have A LOT of eggs.. If yours does not and starts showing signs within a couple of days that she is agitated (not eating, droopy gills etc) she may be egg bound. You need to milk her or she could get septicaemia. I only say this because my wild axi Olive passed today after visiting the vets too late.. Because we had believed this idea that axolotls always reabsorb their eggs. Don't rely 100% on general advise, nothing is better than a vets diagnosis if the usual things (fridge, salt baths) don't work. Also the fridge can slow the process of infection making it more diifficult to recognise.
I learnt all this the hard way if you're really worries about your pet take him/her to the vet.
I learnt all this the hard way if you're really worries about your pet take him/her to the vet.