STUPID fungus!!!

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john

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I have had a mysterious newt lay eggs in my pond and deseided to keep the egg sack till they hatch. I have lost over 20-25 eggs to fungi. How can I stop it. How can I seperate the good eggs from the undeveloped ones? I am not as all natural, but I do not wish to harm the babies with cemacles..Please help.

By the way, the are about to hatch....or at least whats left of them......
 
Sorry, I forgot to add that the eggs are inside an egg sack. You know covered with 3 inches of what ever the protective coat is made of. Also can I remove anything from there if so how?



~John
 
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