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mark
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Looks like they will be ready to morph soon Tim.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Verrucosus larvae
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isaiah
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Yours are right behind the three I am keeping.
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kaysie
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isaiah, i'd say you're way ahead of the game *points to the date stamp on your pic* 20003? by then, newts will be walking upright and running congress!
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mark
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Hi Tim,
1)What plant is that in with your larvae?
2)Are you feeding them live or frozen bloodworm?
1)What plant is that in with your larvae?
2)Are you feeding them live or frozen bloodworm?
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Hi Mark.
1) dunno, but I think it's just plain ol' java moss
2) they're being raised mainly on frozen bloodworm
I can get live bloodworm from a nearby bait shop, but since they thrive on the frozen type, I don't think it's worth taking the risk of introducing diseases. Having said that though, I do occasionally give them live tubifex, but only sparingly (again, to minimize the risk). I recently had my Notophthalmus larvae wiped out, and I'm pretty sure it had to do with something that hitchhiked in with the tubifex I was feeding them.
1) dunno, but I think it's just plain ol' java moss
2) they're being raised mainly on frozen bloodworm
I can get live bloodworm from a nearby bait shop, but since they thrive on the frozen type, I don't think it's worth taking the risk of introducing diseases. Having said that though, I do occasionally give them live tubifex, but only sparingly (again, to minimize the risk). I recently had my Notophthalmus larvae wiped out, and I'm pretty sure it had to do with something that hitchhiked in with the tubifex I was feeding them.