My young Notophthalmus are growing up...

I started out with a broken striped newt. he lived to be about 8 and is missed, but your thread has kind of rekindled my interest in them.
 
I know there is probably nothing to update, but whatever happened to sneaky?
 
Cliygh and Mia said:
I know there is probably nothing to update, but whatever happened to sneaky?
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He's still sneaking around :D he's all grown up now and in with the rest of the adults.

I'm in the midst of a pretty depressing larvae die-off right now :confused: of the hundreds that hatched and got transferred to rearing tubs, I've lost about 70% or so in the last two days. I also had about 60 tiger salamander larvae last night, but this morning I have four...
 
Could it be something with the water? Was there excess food that caused an ammonia spike? Those are the only things I can come up with from the top of my head
 
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