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Woke up this morning with hundreds of eggs attatched to the weed in the tank and one grumpy male and one tired female. Does anyone kmow where to get a daphina starting kit in a bit of a hurry here in New Zealand? would like to try and rare the babies if possible, Thanks :smile:
 
Hi Judy and welcome to the site. I am moving your question to the newt and salamander help section.
 
I highly suggest NOT trying to raise all the offspring. There are many threads on this. Please browse through the forum for other threads along this line.
 
Are we talking about axolotls here? If so, we should move this to the Axolotl breeding area of the forum.
 
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