newly hatched axolotl babys (pic heavy) and a quick question please

[georgieabc123]

here some piccys for all u axy lovers and my quuestion is how old do they have to be be before they can go to there news homes ....when i find them



here you can see some still in the egg and 1 hatched




lots of babies





i wish i had a better camera










i like this 1

[bellabelloo]

It brings back memories!
I re homed mine when they had their back legs well developed . Before they went I made sure that they happily ate a wide range of food from chopped earthworm to small pellets.

[georgieabc123]

wow its so exciting i cant wait for there back legs to come when should i try them on dead food or pellets ???

[chondro13]

awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!! thats amazing!!

i want some albinos/leucistics if you hatch any out

[georgieabc123]

you will be the frist to know i promise

[bellabelloo]

At first they tend to feed best on live moving food, brine shrimp, daphnia and then blood worm ( now that is fun to watch them eat!)...once they seem to cope with that I tried dropping a pellet or two in front of them ..eventually they would eat them.

[georgieabc123]

i dont think they can take brine shrimp yet to tiny

[kennyshere]

if brineshrimp are too bit try phytoplancton of some sort, you can get it at Reefphyto - Live Food For Your Marine Aquarium., or try daphnia. copods also make good food but take a while, good luck

[georgieabc123]

yep daphnina are good

[gary1621]

Wow, congrats

I'd really like a couple of these one day

Can they be kept communially?