Usually the female will begin to lay her eggs 12 to 20 hours after mating. Rarely, she will wait several days to begin. She sheds her eggs over a period of one to two days. If the female spawns in a container that has rocks or plants, you will find the eggs spread about on them.
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Oct 21, 2020 · Axolotls lay eggs outside the body since they have a cloaca. Makes would release sperm in the water to fertilize the eggs, but with no male, she ...
Dec 1, 2011 · Egg-laying takes place between 12 and 72 hours later. Up to 1,500 axolotl eggs may be deposited individually on the aquarium decor. Plants will ...
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Nov 11, 2011 · We were told that they may breed and as it is, the female has now laid a large amount of eggs. We've put some of the eggs in a separate tank ( ...
Female axolotls protect their eggs by laying them in underwater vegetation. Though not well studied in the wild, it's thought females can lay hundreds or ...
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