Wild bta and tank raised bta

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I was wondering if it’s possible to keep both wild and tank raised bta? Want to know people’s experiences with keeping wild and tank raised bta. Any tips would help.
 
Why should that not work? As I know - there is no sexual propagated BTA in the hobby - all are clones of their wild mates

Sincerely Lasse
 
Yes you can. They feed the same and share the same tank requirements
 
They can be placed in the same tank?
 

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