They grow up so fast...

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Well, I fed my Tiger Salamander his first pinky mouse today. He gobbled it up in seconds, as it wasn't too big. I even thought I'd managed to fill him up... but then he started begging for more in under a minute. Bottomless pit is the best way to describe him.
Anyway I was just thinking how amazingly fast it's growing. It's around 7 inches now and when I first got him he was only 3, and that was only a few months ago! So that's a little update for you, and a method of making a Tiger content for a minute or so...


Ian
 
hahaha I fed my two youngest this morning and your post reminded me that maybe they were "hungry" again - lol they were! Greedy gluts!

Sharon
 
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