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I recently had some newt eggs hatch and am feeding them brine shrimp and was having a hard time getting enough in there without getting salt water in with them

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Use a fine mesh net and rinse the shrimp with spring water. This should be sufficient to rinse away the salt. I have used this method for years with 0 issues. Best of luck to you.

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Aron1234 said:
I recently had some newt eggs hatch and am feeding them brine shrimp and was having a hard time getting enough in there without getting salt water in with them

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Thank you planning on getting a net

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Coffee filters work to. I pick out unmatched eggs with a toothpick.
 
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