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Kurt, what are you feeding them. They like small clams or coquinas and other
bivalves. Low temperature above 55 degrees fahrenheit doesn't stop them only
slow them down. Get an aquarium heater maybe?
Bob
Kurt Auffenberg wrote:
> Dear All:
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> I have some live Busycon sinistrum in an aquarium....they've stopped
> eating. Does anyone know if this is a normal behavior when water
> temperature drops a bit (i.e., winter)? Everything else seems to be fine....
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> Please advise....Kurt
> Mr. Kurt Auffenberg
> Senior Biological Scientist
> Exhibits & Public Programs
> University of Florida
> Hull Road & SW 34th Street
> Powell Hall, P.O. Box 112710
> Gainesville, Florida 32611-2710
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> Telephone: 352-846-2000, ext. 253
> Fax: 352-846-0253
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