Ritteri question
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Trex
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While I have never kept a Ritteri, let alone two...
Over the years I have had E. quadricolors touch (( not clones of each other )), M. doreensis and S. haddoni for extended periods of time without any issues. Going from that, I think that they would be fine.
Plus, since they naturally split and can be found as colonies in the wild, I think it will be more than fine.
Over the years I have had E. quadricolors touch (( not clones of each other )), M. doreensis and S. haddoni for extended periods of time without any issues. Going from that, I think that they would be fine.
Plus, since they naturally split and can be found as colonies in the wild, I think it will be more than fine.
bjledbetter
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Thanks Trex. I've one for over a year and its done great. I added the second a few weeks ago and its still recovering but doing ok in qt. I want to set up a bigger tank and do the four colors I like. I have a purple with green tips and a purple now. I want to add a yellow and a red to complete my collection
