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Guppies or mollies as food for mudpuppy

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I was wondering if its alright to feed my N. maculosus a home bred group of guppies or mollies.

**this is to avoid infestation

Also, would it be best to breed rosy red minnows instread?
Guppies and Mollies are just so easy to get going lol!
 
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I cannot see any problem feeding your N. Maculosus your surplus or (cull) of guppies/mollies. Just as long as your food-fish are healthy you should not have any issues.

 
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