T. granulosa chomping on air bubbles

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my t.granulosa has a fascination with eating the air bubbles off the air stone. is this normal? it looks like it's just getting air. but he always nipping at it. any ideas?
 
T. granulosa can be really inquisitive, exploring their environment by tasting/grabbing for it.
 
i just thought it was odd, but it makes sense i had to get a new filter cause i came home one day and he somehow climbed in the filter. it didn't seem to bother him but i didn't want a trapped or hurt newt.
 
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