rebel12345
New member
Hello everyone.
My first set of Kaiser Newt eggs had hatched about a week ago. They were still swimming/lying on their sides and did not appear to have legs when I last looked at them early yesterday. I had them in a shallow (1.5 inch) dish from Chinese takeout, with a small airstone. It was covered, but obviously not well on account of the air hose. Today when I checked, I saw no larvae. Is it more probable that they died and disintegrated or gained the ability to climb up the hose or container walls and escape to their demise?
My first set of Kaiser Newt eggs had hatched about a week ago. They were still swimming/lying on their sides and did not appear to have legs when I last looked at them early yesterday. I had them in a shallow (1.5 inch) dish from Chinese takeout, with a small airstone. It was covered, but obviously not well on account of the air hose. Today when I checked, I saw no larvae. Is it more probable that they died and disintegrated or gained the ability to climb up the hose or container walls and escape to their demise?
