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Scuds and dafnies

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Thomasbc

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I have some newts, and they Arne realy ekspansive to feed, so I were thinking about breeding my own. Can I use the same tank for both hyallela atzeka and dafnies?
 
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I had them together for a while. After some months the daphnias disappeared.
I find it easier to have azteca by the window, reproducing and making green water. Then use the green water to feed daphnias, no need for light there.
 
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