Soaking temp

Salspi

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One thing I have found is that if I soak my Kleinmanni at 95-97 degree they tend to be lazy all day long.

When I lower the soak temp to 80-85, they seem to be more active that day.

I will be paying attention to soak temps and daily activity going forward.

Does anyone have experience with this?
 

ascott

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One thing I have found is that if I soak my Kleinmanni at 95-97 degree they tend to be lazy all day long.

When I lower the soak temp to 80-85, they seem to be more active that day.

I will be paying attention to soak temps and daily activity going forward.

Does anyone have experience with this?

Soaking water should not be cold and not hot....tepid desired.....
 

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Soaking water should not be cold and not hot....tepid desired.....

Kleinmanni are known to aestivate in the summer during higher temps. Recommend soak temps are 85-95 everywhere I have read. I think that in this species it should be on the lower end of that.
 

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Kleinmanni are known to aestivate in the summer during higher temps. Recommend soak temps are 85-95 everywhere I have read. I think that in this species it should be on the lower end of that.

Yep...like I said, not to warm and not too cold...tepid= 75 to 92 degrees (f).
 
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