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Food for newly metamorphosized tylototriton verrucosus

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Can anyone give me advice on what live food newly metamorphosized tylototriton verrucosus will accept. should they be feed aquatically or on land? any advice will be appreciated thanks
 
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hello greenwood09

i recommend live blackworms, live tubifex worms or frozen bloodworms.
when they grow larger at 3inches feed chopped earthworms or small gut loaded freshly molted meal worms pick out the smallest ones.

cheers!
 
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