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some pics of my babies nearly two months old!
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Djay you got your from Michelle too didn't you - yours are from the first batch I think ? Looks like the shy pink guy she is is turning out not to be so shy LOL
 
Hi Karen yes these were courtesy of Michelle (thanks Michelle) they are eating me out of house and home now! they follow the tweezers around the tank and take it in turns to grab the food! I have 11 left now as the big guy was snacking on the smaller ones so I had to separate them.
 
Bless !

Yeah I am starting to think that's what happened to mine - as it was all the little guys who died !
 
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thanks for posting pictures guys, i love to see them growing up
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last time i saw them they were a little blob inside an egg ! ahh so sweet.

they look really good D Jay well done xx
 
I have 24 left the biggest are now around 3 inches and eating chopped earth worm .(phew) The pet shop where i buy my blood worm from said he will buy all i have spare ,if i worked out what each one has cost me in blood worm and daphnia i doubt he could afford them LOL.
 
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