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liznewton85

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So I've read to take your bbs out and clean water two hours after feeding but they are still eating and bbs are still all alive..fed them at 2pm should I take them out or continue to let them eat and clean in the morning?
 
I have had success adding more fresh clean water to my axolittles tank and letting them feast on the bbs for a longer amount of time. When the bbs are starting to die off, I vacuum them out and do a substantial water change.. My bbs seem darn near bulletproof and have lived well over 24hrs, even after a good freshwater rinsing! All my littles are fine, as far as I can tell, and many have the signature bright orange bellies. This may not be the ideal, but its working well for me and mine sofar. Also helps me ready another batch of fresh bbs for my larvae.
 
I feed BBS at bedtime and clean the tubs in the morning. As long as you have enough water to cope with any waste produced you'll be fine, as long as you do a 100% change daily.
 
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