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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Apr 19, 2016 · If you don't want to hatch eggs and raise Axolotls then you should take all the eggs, put them in a tub and freeze them, this is the humane way ...
Egg laying may take up to 12 hours. Female axolotls can lay between 100-700 eggs in one clutch, but the average is around 300. During this time, the female will ...
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 ...
A pair of axolotls kept in good conditions should breed at least once a year, albeit unpredictably. Axolotls may spawn for no obvious reason, at "odd" times of ...
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Oct 21, 2020 · Actually, axolotls, like all (most?) caudates, have internal fertilization. Males place a spermatophore (sperm statue) on the floor of the water ...
The female Axolotl will now lay eggs, and this will can occur within 2-4 hours, or the next day. The egg laying process usually happens at night and can take ...
Once you notice that your axolotl is laying eggs, she can take up to 24 hours before she has laid them all. Then you have to remove the eggs from the tank. This ...