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Posted by: Tektum at Wed Sep 7 18:49:08 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Tektum ] Steve sorry I missed your reply to the post below in reference to me keeping my snappers housed together, I just kind of missed it! Anyways, no. Theres a fat risk of a larger snapper (Macro or Chelydra) eating a smaller one. I've seen it a number of times, not to mention the documentation i've read, not worth the risk. Having them together would be fine I would say in the event that they were to be bred to one another and on that note, I would'nt keep them in anything less than an enormous outdoor pond for hibernating and elbow room ~ wish I had that kind of space, but I don't lol Thanx, Leo [ Hide Replies ]
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