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Cynops, how to feed babies.
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Shizeric
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Re: Cynops, how to feed babys
That isn't gonna get any helpful responses..you posted on the Axolotl forum bud.
That isn't gonna get any helpful responses..you posted on the Axolotl forum bud.
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Re: Cynops, how to feed babys
Here is a helpful response....Have a read through these two articles, Microfoods for Caudate Larvae and Raising Newt and Salamander from Eggs. Both of those articles will help tremendously.
Here is a helpful response....Have a read through these two articles, Microfoods for Caudate Larvae and Raising Newt and Salamander from Eggs. Both of those articles will help tremendously.
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Re: Cynops, how to feed babys
I should have said "probably won't get any helpful responses" .
I should have said "probably won't get any helpful responses" .
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When you finish reading the links Justin provided for you, and also check the species caresheet, you can find A LOT of information about raising this species on the forum.
If that picture is recent, they still have a good several days to hatch...probably two weeks even. This species seems to spend quite a lot of time inside the egg, even when the embryo´s development appears to be complete. You have plenty of time to find suitable foods for them.
Buena suerte!
If that picture is recent, they still have a good several days to hatch...probably two weeks even. This species seems to spend quite a lot of time inside the egg, even when the embryo´s development appears to be complete. You have plenty of time to find suitable foods for them.
Buena suerte!