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  1. 08-01-2013, 03:38 PM #1
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    Special care for the smaller hatchlings?

    Just wondering if there are any special precautions I need to take with my little 34g runt? He (or she) is a pretty bold little guy, so I'm not worried (yet), but if anyone has any advice or wisdom about caring for particularly small hatchlings I'd appreciate it. Thanks!
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    Just make sure the meals are small enough. In my experience runts have a great feeding response. Good luck!
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    Thanks, that's reassuring to hear!
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    Re: Special care for the smaller hatchlings?

    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Green View Post
    Just make sure the meals are small enough. In my experience runts have a great feeding response. Good luck!
    You are so right... My runt ate way more than my others... and she out weighed them all... I couldnt believe it.... and STRONG too... haha
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