NIghtcrawler question

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howard

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I took everyones advice and let the tiger sals be as they may. The one came up from burrowing and the other is still under the water dish. My question is I put some nightcrawlers in (4) and I maybe misunderstood but was I suppose to put them in whole or chop them in three's. I put them in whole and those darn things are as long if not longer than the sals. I dont want them to choke or not eat them because I did something wrong. Someone said dump some worms in there and they will hunt them down when they want to, did I use the wrong worms? Tell me what I should do please. Thanks!
 
Hi, I feed mine whole sized worms, and I have some medium sized sals. They will be okay, but if you feel like you need to, you can cut up the worms, the worms will be alright for a while. And if you are REALLY worried, you can cut up the worms, and try to hand feed them using some twezers or something. Hope I helped.
 
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