File:Triopslongredcanc.jpg
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English: Though they make fine captive tank mates, Triops longicaudatus red and Triops cancriformis are not likely to be found together in the wild, nor to feed on carrots. Marimo moss balls are also unlikely companions in the wild. |
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| Source | Camcorder pic |
| Author | John Alan Elson |
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| current | 11:44, 1 June 2015 | | 2,591 × 1,112 (251 KB) | John Elson | color correction |
| 22:06, 31 May 2015 |  | 2,591 × 1,112 (252 KB) | John Elson | {{Information |Description ={{en|1=Though they make fine captive tank mates, Triops longicaudatus red and Triops cancriformis are not likely to be found together in the wild, nor to feed on carrots. Marimo moss ba}} |Source =Camcorder pic |... |
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