Have a lot of eggs that are starting to develop tails. Can any forum members especially OZ ones tell me what I can feed them when they hatch. Have tried to find Daphnie but with no luck is there anything else I can feed them, until they get bigger. Ozie.
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Have a look at the AXOLOTL REARING page, or the MICROFOOD page. 
It always pays to do a little search, there are tons of information on here.
Where about in Australia are you located?
It always pays to do a little search, there are tons of information on here.
Where about in Australia are you located?
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Hi,
A good idea with young is baby brine shrimp.
you can buy dried embryos at most fish stores. all you have to do is hatch them, pretty easy, and then you have tiny little critter to feed your babies. I have found them to be very useful in terms of size and avalibility.
Good luck
A good idea with young is baby brine shrimp.
you can buy dried embryos at most fish stores. all you have to do is hatch them, pretty easy, and then you have tiny little critter to feed your babies. I have found them to be very useful in terms of size and avalibility.
Good luck
Thanks for the advice am trying to hatch brine shrimp , nothing happened with ther first lot, so trying again. The babies are moving in their eggs now so I rekon on a few more days and they will will be out.
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