Stupid fungus

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melissa

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why is it that i always get fungus on my c. orientallis eggs ive lost 8 eights due to fungus and i really want some baby newts >
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how do i stop this preferably without chemicals. i prefer doing things as natural as possible. cheers
 
I never had fungus on a good egg, only on eggs that didn't devellop. Best is to seperate eggs from the moment they show first signs of it. So you can try to avoid 'infection'.

Good luck
 
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