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read from the web
young cray moult from days to weeks adult could be once every year the older the cray, the longer they moult as for tell tale sign, from my experience they eat a lot lesser |
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ammonia and nitrite both app 0.5
using OHF, 1 layer, sponge filter only any ways to rectify this problem? thought of adding a lot of hornwort but my tank got zero light is it okay? will the cray snap all up into pieces? does adding ceramic ring help? although my filter has high flow rate, there are still a lot of shit thanks a million |
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