dsmagruder
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Are Daphnia Magna to big for just born axolotl larvae? If so, what type of Daphnia is right for just born axolotl larvae?
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Question: Daphna Magna For Larvae
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auntiejude
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Daphnia pulex is smaller, and would probably be better for smaller larvae.
caleb
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If you have a D. magna culture, you can pick out the pregnant ones and put those in with your small larvae- they can feed on the tiny hatchling Daphnia.