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<blockquote data-quote="ipreventdeath" data-source="post: 14309" data-attributes="member: 462"><p>I just keep a smaller that normal heating pad of whatever brand they had at the shop. I only keep it on the side of my breeders tub (5gal plastic tote) with the grow out tub next to it catching some residual heat. For food they get a 50/50 mix of fish flake food (50% protein, plant and animal) and turtle pellets (50% protein, plant only) with added oranges, banana, whatever fruit I have going old in my fridge. My six week old nymphs are all starting to hit an inch long.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ipreventdeath, post: 14309, member: 462"] I just keep a smaller that normal heating pad of whatever brand they had at the shop. I only keep it on the side of my breeders tub (5gal plastic tote) with the grow out tub next to it catching some residual heat. For food they get a 50/50 mix of fish flake food (50% protein, plant and animal) and turtle pellets (50% protein, plant only) with added oranges, banana, whatever fruit I have going old in my fridge. My six week old nymphs are all starting to hit an inch long. [/QUOTE]
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