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The problem with tukas is getting them eating in the first place, but once they accept prepared foods they should be pretty similar to other anthiasyep, I'm leaning that way too. The tuka's are beautiful, but seem hard. I was just wondering if the plank feeder and reef jerky would be enough to keep them going. To get the tuka's here in EU, i might have to go mail order - which is not a good idea.