Recommended care during Axolotl Hatching
Once your Axolotl has finished laying the eggs you should remove them to a separate container where the eggs can hatch.
The eggs will require constant aeration which can easily be achieved with a small air-stone.
The airflow should be gentle to avoid damage to the freshly laid eggs.
What is the best food for a growing Axolotl?
Their food source will start with baby brine shrimp and other small water insects. Although this will be a major part of their diet as they grow, other foods can be introduced including bloodworms, earthworms and pellets.
Following the egg laying and hatching Axolotls - the growth of baby axolotl can be very rapid so keeping up a constant supply of food is very important. They are very cannibalistic and it is very common to find axolotls missing legs when food runs out.