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How's best to CLEAN them???!
Is this possible?

I don't norm feed any of the 'Lotls that come my way with live foods - but it's the only thing I can think of to encourage this new one to eat....
 
You can't ever entirely "clean" any live food. Rinsing well, and making sure the live food is alive and healthy, is all you can do. If the bloodworms smell bad, don't use them.
 
Thank you - that's what I meant.

I appreciate the risk - but I also appreciate the fact that he is severely underweight, and NEEDS to eat - the balance for me is set...

I will hasten to add, he came to me in such a skinny condition.
 
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