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one of my plethodon cinereus eggs hatched and i dont know what to feed the baby i need immediate help or it might die
 
Small worms, fruit flies, springtails, termites, pinhead crickets, etc.Anything small enough.Try dangling blackworms or tubifex worms in front of them on a bent paper clip if you can't get anything else small enough.
 
NP, any time.
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What are everyones setups like for Plethodon sp.?Especially if they are breeding.
Just wondering.
 
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