Post a picture of your favourite method for raising larvae. I know there is the sterile method and the pond water method, and that some people have found a medium somewhere in between. If you have any pictures of your larvae-rearing setups, or a method that's worked particularly well for you over something else, please share! I'm not 100% sure which method to choose/may do a bit of both, looking for some ideas.
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I raise baby Cynops in set ups like this. They go in as eggs and stay there until they are old and big enough to go in with the adults. I just alter the water level to suit the part of their life cycle they're at at and do small weekly water changes, feed them and that's it.
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