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Ribbed Newts just laid eggs, PLEASE HELP!!

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Just bought 2 Ribbed newts about 1 week ago, and tonight when we looked in the tank there are eggs attached to all the plants and some decorations in the tank...

I have never bred newts nor did I expect to bred them...so I need help and what to do with the babies , I attached a picture of what attached to all the trees...any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

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You should do some research because how I hatched babies was making sure the mold wouldn’t take over and make sure to remove them once they become bigger newt and salamander larvae are cannibalistic.
 
awesome thanks for the heads up...going to remove them tonight...just not sure what I am going to do with all the babies!
 
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