Caution with Axie eggs!

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Hello! I have 4 axolotls and 3 of them decided it was time to breed! I moved all my axie eggs in a more smaller controlled tank, and upon them all hatching, I have ghost shrimp in the tank, 2, and this is what I came back to, so just beware! I’m not sure at all if the baby was deceased already, or if it was killed, but this was sad to see. Just a caution to anyone else who put their ghost shrimp with the baby axies.
 

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