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Where to put axolotl larvae and feeding

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Hello. I have owned my male for 11 months and have decided to breed him with a 1.5 year old female. If anyone would like any eggs or juveniles their only $20-$25. What is the best place to put the larvae? A glass baking dish or plastic tub. Where do you find the cheapest and best brine shrimp eggs? Can I feed them cut up bloodworms? Can I use a fish net to get them out of the hatchery or do I have to buy a brine shrimp specific net?
Thanks for everything:happy:
 
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