I wonder when they day will come when they are actually more viable in the hobby, I am still the only one that has managed to keep them alive and breeding for this long.
No idea to be honest besides a few hunches, I live at a very high altitude and temperatures here are quite cool, never reaching beyond 26 degrees celsius even on the hottest of day, medium of 16-21 and they are very picky eaters.
No idea to be honest besides a few hunches, I live at a very high altitude and temperatures here are quite cool, never reaching beyond 26 degrees celsius even on the hottest of day, medium of 16-21 and they are very picky eaters.
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