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diannpf

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hi, i feed my axie on pellets, the occasional piece of beef and he has some live fish in his tank at the moment but isnt munching them just yet....just wondering what does everyone give their axies as treats?
 
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"earthworms very yummy" says Snape Weasley Molly and Malfoy, nodding enthusiastically ( as much as their beautiful smiley heads will let them)
 
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Bunnings sell earthworms in boxes ready to establish your own worm farm (about $27 for 500) , or I get mine from our vege patch. Fishing shops (bait shops) apparently also sell them.
 
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I would imagine that with the temperatures you guys have been getting earthworms might be in short supply. however all the recent rain may have drawn them out. You could go for a hunt, but with all the posoinous inhabitants I would be careful.

Worm farms are the go or compost piles altough I believe some varieties of snakes like them too so I would try Bunnings.
 
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