Frog eggs and salamander eggs look almost the same.

That's not actually how that works. Chimera axolotls are not possible in nature. They are man made. Two embryo in one egg is very common. They won't fuse.

@@axolotllifeaquatics4492 I know. But sometimes water pressure on an egg will push toward an egg so the 2 embryos can fuse

Wdym?

Lol that was just to grow out babies.

I made something using synthetic yarn. I no longer use plant. It's so much easier!!!

@@axolotllifeaquatics4492 was getting ready to have a ceremony and I found one who was wriggling in its sac!! I cried in joy! You will surely be hearing from me soon😊

@@axolotllifeaquatics4492 where can I get daphnia?

@@moniqueshakes8529 I'm honored that you trust my knowledge! Always do research for yourself as well and always keep learning. I learn new things everyday. You can get cans of brine shrimp right from Amazon. There are many places to get them but I find it easy to get a lot of things from Amazon. I will go over everything once I get home. To get you this info as fast as possible I will do very little video editing. If you need food now for your hatching I suggest you don't wait. They need to eat everyday and straight away after hatching.

@@moniqueshakes8529 sorry I have not made a video yet. I have been out of town. You should separate the male and female. If she breeds too often her body could give out and it could kill her. She shouldn't mate more than every 2 months. If you are only breeding one pair I would use distilled water for the eggs. You won't have to change the water in the eggs unless the water gets cloudy. Once hatched I change the water every day unless the babies are in a cycled tank. Then I do it once a week. You should have 2 brine shrimp hatcheries going at once. Make one once you have your first one hatch. Then if you make a new one every day while the other is ready to use you will have shrimp available every day. Once the babies have both front and back legs start feeding bloodworm or blackworms. They will need better nutrition as they grow

@@moniqueshakes8529 they should grow their front legs within 2 weeks and back legs 2-3 weeks after that. Sorry I've been absent. The city I live in tripled the amount of Chlorine in our water. I didn't know this and it destroyed my RO system and uncycled almost every tank I have. Which is a lot! I've been struggling to keep everything alive while I correct the issues. After this experience I would advise using more Prime in your water than recommended and let your water stand in a container to release the Chlorine b4 adding it to a tank. I learned a very valuable lesson this past month. My largest and oldest male died as a result. Please be careful with your water. This has never happened to me in many years but there is a first for everything

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Thank you very much for commenting. In the beginning it can be a little scary having an axolotl. It's like having a new born child. These little guys hold a special place in my heart. My family is much better now. Thank you for your concern. We are just piecing things back together but we are moving forward. We will do our best to keep the content coming! 🥰

Hi April, I do some breeding and I have learned sooooo much here. Great idea about the sand!! I only use slate on the bottom of our tanks. Brine shrimp are also a great treat.

I'm sorry you and your family went threw this too. It's a tuff world right now and all we can do is stick together!

@@axolotllifeaquatics4492 thank you! I raise Axolotl’s!! I have some that will be ready soon. If you are interested please let me know!!💜💜 THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR ASVISE AND INFO!

Unfortunately yes. We lost the whole batch. We will be posting a new video this week to explain why we have not done any new videos and what has taken place over the past 3 months. We apologize for our lack of content.

Those are very old videos. No they shouldn't be kept in gravel. They should only be with no substitute or sand. Large rocks are ok as well

I have an exciting new update on the rescue coming up very soon!❤