what species of triops are they?
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I don't rightly know, but I have grown two of them. The mother and the daughter. Both grew to 3 inches long, and lived 90 days.
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I have seen different small birds get in but I don't know what kind they are. I did notice that it took several days for the birds to figure out the feeder.
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In southern California we have white crowned sparrows, red head house finches, gold finches & house wrens. Sometimes the pigeons will feed there too. We fill our feeder with the bird food from Costco.
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No, just red and yellow finches. They cluster inside the feeders and sing. It's kind of a mecca for them.
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Instructions come with them...adhere to them closely. Mine took about ten days. I think because of the temperature. You need to know that the triops will hatch first. Try ro get them out using a pipette. They eat daphnia voraciously. They look like tiny shrimp/copepods and are much bigger; daphnia look like fleas. Actually they are only discernable because they move around.
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I believe these frogs are called African Clawed Frogs. My two frogs have grown almost to the size of my closed fist. I purchased them for my kids from a Grow-A-Frog kit purchased at Toys R US. You buy the set-up and then send away for the frogs, or tadpoles from Three Rivers Mail Order Corporation in Florida. I never knew what they were called until I did some research on-line.
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The water is described in the material listed at the Triops site. It isn't bottled water from Walmart.
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My Triops molted and grew, and I took her empty cast off shells under my microscope. I found a beatle type bug in one of the cast offs. There is a whole world of other creatures living with your triops, you have no idea. A whole community of microscopic beings. It is really amazing. They come with your triops, and live with it. Like this beatle type organism I found, probably a parasite on my triops that was left behind in the molt. Amazing! So what I am saying is this, probably something else is causing the bubble of blood under the shell. Hopefully your triops will recover from her molting episode and be just fine. Good luck. My Triops molted and grew, and I took her empty cast off shells under my microscope. I found a beatle type bug in one of the cast offs. There is a whole world of other creatures living with your triops, you have no idea. A whole community of microscopic beings. It is really amazing. They come with your triops, and live with it. Like this beatle type organism I found, probably a parasite on my triops that was left behind in the molt. Amazing! So what I am saying is this, probably something else is causing the bubble of blood under the shell. Hopefully your triops will recover from her... » Read More My Triops molted and grew, and I took her empty cast off shells under my microscope. I found a beatle type bug in one of the cast offs. There is a whole world of other creatures living with your triops, you have no idea. A whole community of microscopic beings. It is really amazing. They come with your triops, and live with it. Like this beatle type organism I found, probably a parasite on my triops that was left behind in the molt. Amazing! So what I am saying is this, probably something else is causing the bubble of blood under the shell. Hopefully your triops will recover from her molting episode and be just fine. Good luck. « Show Less
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It seems like crickets, mealworms (normal size, jumbo and super), waxworms, and earthworms, grasshoppers, butterworms, locusts, and small goldfish are acceptable. I'd make sure they are an approriate size though. Source: http://www.triciaswaterdragon.com/diet.htm
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the birds are 3d, although one of mine came in mashed. in trying to fix it, it popped. not really worth the money. they are small also.
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They're african clawed frogs, which are completely different than ADFs from the pet store. Clawed frogs are much bigger, my clawed frog is already twice as big as my older dwarf frogs.
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Baboon, Bear, Camel, Cat, Chicken, Cow, Dog, Donkey, Duck, Eagle, Elephant, Flamingo, Frog, Giraffe, Goat, Hawk, Horse, Ladybug, Lion, Owl, Porcupine, Rhino, Sheep, Snake, Tortoise, Zebra
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The Trio 20 is a ultra light, but you may like the Trio 30S better. It's small but stronger the then average 30 size which makes it more versatile.
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I'm sorry I can't help you out. All I know is they have a high protein count. Maybe you can get that info from the company.
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There are no 7 tier Triolife planters. Someone put up that article but it is not a product that is actually produced.
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I only have cardinals, bluejays, nuthatches, chickadees, woodpeckers, indigo buntings, rose breasted grosbeaks, red and yellow finches, mourning doves, bluebirds, and hummingbirds coming here in Western PA. I use mixed, shelled cardinal food from the hardware store and they all love it. I also feed thistle and a seed that looks a lot like trail mix in my other feeders. We also have owls, whippoorwill, hawks, etc. We live in the PA WILDS region of the state.Penn State has a blackbird problem and they use what sounds like percussion bombs to scare them off. Good Luck.
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Wild Planet website states that the sardomes are caught in the North Pacific Ocean and come from both California and Japan. Hope this helps.