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Old 06-17-2011, 05:12 PM
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just a short video from this mornings feeding! Enjoy
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How old they are? And what are these worms or something they eat? Fruit flies? Because I can't see it clearly ^^
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Dom remove the Sphagnum! L. williamsi any age will ingest bits of that leading to a blockage.
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How old they are? And what are these worms or something they eat? Fruit flies? Because I can't see it clearly ^^

they are fruit flys dusted with supplements!

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Dom remove the Sphagnum! L. williamsi any age will ingest bits of that leading to a blockage.
will do, what do you use as a substrate substitute?
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will do, what do you use as a substrate substitute?
I use a combo of sand, cocoa fiber & sphagnum peat (fertilizer free). If you mix it just right you will have a nice light fluffy mix even when wet.
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How old they are? And what are these worms or something they eat? Fruit flies? Because I can't see it clearly ^^
sorry forgot to mention that the two small ones are about 3 months old and the larger one in about 4 months
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pretty cool set-ups!
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