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White worms and larva
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RobM
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What type of larvae are we talking about? It would probably be too big, even when chopped for most larvae that is only 2 weeks old.
vistajpdf
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My C.orientalis larvae were on Daphnia for a few weeks and supplemented with a frozen and thawed mixture of BBS and Daphnia-like organisms. Mine took to the frozen without any problem. It seems like it was awhile longer before they ate white and blackworms.
Good luck,
Dana
Good luck,
Dana
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Clareclare:
Would Chinese fire belly newts be more or less inclined towards an aquatic eft set up versus...
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