Canned snails

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tina

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I've bought some canned snails and crickets for my axie. Now I'm wondering: have any of you guys tried the snails? They couldn't be harmful for axies? They are de-shelled and farm grown..

And is there any difference in quality between the exo-terra and can'o'crickits brand?

Thanx in advance
 
Yuk! How can you people feed your axies with canned crickits? I thought the snails would smell bad, but they smelled of roses compared to the canned crickets. I thought I was gonna throw up
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Well, I guess it's just something I have to get used to
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My axie loved the canned snails by the way, but I can't et her to eat the crickit? Mayby she's full? She is getting a little thin, so I thought I would fatten her up a bit..
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i think most people that feed crickets feed them live, iv'e seen the canned ones, but recon live would be better ?
 
Yeah.. I think my axie liked the live ones better too, 'cause she wouldn't eat the canned one. She chewed it a couple of times then spat it back out and never looked at it again
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Guess it didn't taste very delicious
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Think I'll just have to give up on the crickits then, 'cause my boyfriend goes insanely mad when he catches me feeding the live ones.
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...lol..
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hehehe... He hates the thought of the terror the crickit must be in when it splashes around in the water waiting to get eaten... lol
He is really sweet though.. rescuing all bugs he finds in trouble.. I love him
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It's kind of hard finding earthworms this time of year. Tons of snow you know...
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ahhh lol
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thought it must of been something like that
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i feed mine with a tong tool
so they only suffer 4 a few seconds lol
u could always start a worm farm
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Yeah.. I think my mom would really appreciate a worm farm in her basement
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(living with my parents for the moment)

Well, I guess I could get some worms from this web shop, but I have no idea what kind of worms they are. The shop calls them "canada worms" and "tiger worms".....

(Message edited by anitarus on December 23, 2005)
 
i tried a worm farm, not really any success, im better of just going out every now and then and digging around the garden till i find out, takes about 30 seconds before i find out. iv fed crickets, definintly like em better live.
 
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