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Sep 10, 2021 - 04:41 PM
Temperate springtails are generally smaller than tropical springtails. They are great food for tiny dart frogs, salamanders, and other tiny amphibians. They prefer a moist, cool, and even wet habitat. They will thrive in a vivarium that is cool and damp.
Tropical springtails are a bit larger and good for use as food in slightly larger reptiles and amphibians. They live in warmer habitats; and will reproduce quickly in a warm vivarium.
Tropical springtails are a bit larger and good for use as food in slightly larger reptiles and amphibians. They live in warmer habitats; and will reproduce quickly in a warm vivarium.
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