Canecorsonewt
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Hi i just got some anacharis. I found a cluster of eggs less than a cm long it. There's is 20+ eggs in each cluster and they are tan. Do i need to get the anacharis out of my newt tank?
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Small cluster of eggs?
- Thread starter Canecorsonewt
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Plants so often come with snails, I'll bet it's snails. Otherwise I'd be really curious to see what they are! You can put them in a separate tank or bucket for now?
Lertsch
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If they are snail eggs newts usually eat the baby snails in my experience
Canecorsonewt
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Good i would rather not have a out break.
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