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Do your Fire Bellys do this?

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connor

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I give them 1/4 to 1/2 a cube of bloodowmr every other day for my 2 newts. They eat like lil pigs,get all fat for a day and then by the newt dayish or the day that i have to feed them again they go all skinyish
AM i not feeding them enough or is it that they poop and the filter sucks it all up so i cant see it?
 
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cameron

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This sometimes happens with me when one of the newts gives up on a worm and doesn't want to eat anymore.
 
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ian

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is it possible that there is some parasite in the newts? do you have a loto f hiding spot or substrate. Maybe the poop just hidden from view.
 
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