hattori
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I have a larvae that I caught in a pond in North Carolina that just lost it's gills and morphed within the past few hours. I believe it's an Eastern, which is what I have been told before.
So what do I do now? He's currently chilling in a 2.5 gallon tank with a cm of water, some rocks, and a fake plant. He's on top of the plant, looking quite adorable.
Should I just silicone a little piece of plexiglass in to add a water area and then fill it with soil?
What about food? He was raised on tiny earthworms (not in abundance here) and dried Hikari bloodworms. Should I keep trying those?
Also - he has a weird hump like shape to his back. Is it normal/will it straighten out? Or is it a deformity of some kind?
Thanks for any and all help that you can give me! This is my first larvae!
So what do I do now? He's currently chilling in a 2.5 gallon tank with a cm of water, some rocks, and a fake plant. He's on top of the plant, looking quite adorable.
Should I just silicone a little piece of plexiglass in to add a water area and then fill it with soil?
What about food? He was raised on tiny earthworms (not in abundance here) and dried Hikari bloodworms. Should I keep trying those?
Also - he has a weird hump like shape to his back. Is it normal/will it straighten out? Or is it a deformity of some kind?
Thanks for any and all help that you can give me! This is my first larvae!