Notophthalmus Eft set-up and diet

caudatadude28 said:
How many neotic N.v.l.'s do you have.
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The fact that they remain aquatic after metamorphosis doesn´t mean they are neotenic. Those are two very different things...
 
I know that but Lilsoul had posted a thread a quite a while ago showing a neotenic individual that he was going to breed. I wondered if he got any more neotenic individuals.
 
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I do get a few neotenic ones but they always morph after a few years the one I posted the pic of has morphed he might have breed but I dont who breeds with who I have a lot of them in the tank and they breed twice a year.
 
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