Spermatophore!

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I looked at pictures on the internet and I see i now have a spermaphore in my tank! The axolotl I am thnking is female has been swimming over the top and about it...

Does this mean I am going to get eggs? Or is there times when spermaphores just dissapear.:confused:
 
My female axolotls just deposted a white object with a thin layer of gooey sorrunding it on my plant! I think its an egg :eek: Does anyone have a close up picture of an axolotl egg?

Found some pictures on the website, and my axolotl has desposited more of therse, and Im sure there eggs! :D
 
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cool!!! im awaiting for mine to do this... but first i dont know if one of mine is a boy...i think he might be confused....its been two years and i still cant tell what sex he is...!!!!!
 
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