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hongkongensis fresh morph

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I`m going to raise a small batch in a different kind of setup. I`ll try shallow water and cork bark islands with moss. Normally I raise them in terrestrial setup until they are two years old.
Ralf: I finish my part in a week or two I promise.
 

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Nice work Juraj! Do these morphlings have a yellow dot on the dorsal side of the forelimb?
 
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That's a very nice sized morph. Keep us posted on the semi-aquatic rearing.
 
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Well done Juraj! How long did they take from hatching to morphing? What are you feeding the fresh morphs on?
 
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It takes about four months. To fresh morphs I feed tubifex and any kind of earth/compost worms.
 
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