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I've had this BTA for around 8 months, I assume it's doing pretty well, my clowns love it too. My question is continuing to keep it happy? Other than good water quality, flow, consistent parameters, and occasional feeding, should I add anything else? Also, will it continue to grow or eventually split? And what's preferred, one big BTA or a split with multiples? I just want to ensure I give it the best quality possible as I dont want it dying out and smelling up my room lol.

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Your bta looks fine!

When will it split? That’s up to the bta when it decides to do that. I’ve seen some take well over a year to split while others split within days of being in a tank. So many factors play into why this happens
 

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