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Beautiful aquariums and animals! I'm raising some juvenile C. ensicauda popei at the moment and have heard different opinions regarding temperature. What do you find best yours do best at?
 
And the live foods.

Daphnia;

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White worms, Grindal.

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Copepods, Artemia, blackworms, Hyllatella azteca, vinegar eels,

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