Our Axolotl’s had eggs!

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I am new to this forum, but we have had two axolotls for about 10 months and bought them when they were juveniles. We have a natural black type and GFP type. They recently laid eggs and I am looking for anyone that may want them. Today there is about 100 but I’ve read they can lay up to 400 over the course of a few days.
thank you!
 
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Eibbor10 said:
Free if you pay shipping or pick them up!

I didn’t know you could freeze them! How long is too late to do that? They look like little commas now, still in their sac.
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Nope not to late! It seems morbid but a lot of breeders do it so the babies can get the best care possible. I would put all of them except 12-15 into a container and just out them in your freezer for a day
 
If they are still good to ship, I might be able to take a good bunch. I have the whole set up from when I did some other batches. Let me know if you want to work something out.
 
Eibbor10 said:
I am new to this forum, but we have had two axolotls for about 10 months and bought them when they were juveniles. We have a natural black type and GFP type. They recently laid eggs and I am looking for anyone that may want them. Today there is about 100 but I’ve read they can lay up to 400 over the course of a few days.
thank you!
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Do you still have eggs available?
 
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