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RE: Raising larvae.

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Posted by: CKing at Sat Apr 19 11:56:27 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by CKing ]  
   

>>What do you guys think?
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>>I want to get some Spotted Salamander eggs I found a few days ago, raise them in my 40L and them set them free.
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>>I usually abide by the leave footprints, take pictures mentality, but I have never done this before. I know it has been done, but I want first hand experience on their behavior.

Hatchlings are very small, so feeding them could be a problem. Hatching brine shrimp eggs may be necessary. Larger larvae are easier to feed, as they will eat meat, such as beef, if it is moved slowly in front of them. When they transform, make sure they can get out of the water or they will drown. Captives sometimes get fungus on their skins. If they do, then a drop of mercurochrome mixed in with the water will clear things up.


   

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