Larvae is hatching in tank with my adults.What to do now ;-(

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Hi. My female axie laid eggs and I left them in tank with adults as from what I found out in my research they are ment to eat eggs before they hatch. As a result my adults didn't eat the eggs and I have lots of hatched larvae all over the tank ;-(( I feel really bad now because they already alive and I can't afford with my time limits to keep them. Not sure what to do now ;-( Shall I live them in?? I FEEL REALLY GUILTY
 
Could you post on a local personals site like kijiji or something that you can give away the larvae quickly? It really is the best to cull any larvae you know you cant take care of as sad as it is.. Its better to cull them then to just let then starve to death or whatever the cause of their death would be.
If you cant find somebody willing to take them in quickly then yeah.. Unfortunately thats the only choice if you cant take care of them
 
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