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I am a new axolotl parent and we had eggs two days after bringing them home to a fresh aquarium, now I have tons of hatchlings, it’s a bit overwhelming as I was not prepared for babies at all, I need to find some live daphnia eggs or baby daphnia or brine shrimp ASAP. I am also looking to sell some of them. My female is wild type and male is albino. The hatchlings look to be a variation of colors
 
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    Hey guys... Hope you all keeping well... I have 4 fire belly newts and one looks very bloated... I have seperate him and moved him to his own enclosure so he can get better hopefully but I don't have a filter in this specific enclosure. Please can you guys advise if I need to get him one or whether I can leave it? I have read a lot of articles that say they prefer still water and I can change his water frequently keeping it clean. Please advise 😊
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    Caramello: Hey guys... Hope you all keeping well... I have 4 fire belly newts and one looks very bloated... +1
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