New to mudpuppies

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I have about a dozen month old mudpuppy larvae, and I am wondering whether anybody has advice on raising them. Thanks to anyone who can help!
 
try keeping them in a heavily planted taquarium, ive heard that they are very nasty to eachother when they are larva. feed earthworms and small crusteceans preferrably small crayfish that will fit in their mouths lots of hiding places, pots with a hole broken in on the side works great, like jen said read the care sheet, and as for temps keeop cool but find out were they came from in order to get the temp of the locality, do you have any pics of these guys? are they still striped? im dyin to know!
 
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