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Is it better to buy a 4 foot or lager tank, then put a divider in it to raise two more juveniles? or should i raise them in a separate tank from the other two fully grown axis? (ok maybe their not fully grown but about 9in)

just curious about your thoughts.
 
I raise my larvae in tupperware until they're about 3 or 4 inches, then they go into an adult-size tank (although not usually with adults). Unless you enjoy spending money on in-between tanks, it's probably most economical to use a divider.
 
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