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will they be good to feed two small red bellied fire newts?
im very new at this just got my tank set up a few days ago. At the store they were on frozen blood worms but i noticed they were not really eating them, but thats what i am feeding them aswell now and still the same. But i no of another store who sells live brine shrimp so will they be better ?
Also how many would i have to give and how many times a week?
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mike
 
Yes, they are appropriate food for newts. Do you have a pet shop that sells live adult brine shrimp? That's about the only way to get hold of them.

A better alternative would be chopped earthworms.
 
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