I have eggs that are ready to hatch what do i do?

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four weeks ago i got two fire belly newts and tree weeks ago they laid eggs. now they have been growing and i can see their gills starting to form. i have isolated the parent from them and am not sure what to do from here. i have no idea how to take care of them but want to rase as many as possible. if any one has any information on what their housing should be like or how or what to feed them along with any other useful information it would be greatly appreciated
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