My tiger is now fully land dwelling and I'm wondering how I'm supposed to fed him if he is always hiding. There are earthworms, slugs and isopods in his enclosure but I'd like to make sure he is actually eating. Will he take earthworms from a water dish or should I just wait until he gets hungry enough to venture out?
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Feeding?
- Thread starter Gail
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Just leave them in a water bowl so they cant get out and he will come out and eat them when hes hungry enough and just check the water bowl and see how many is left. or if you woudlr ather see him eat for yourself then yes feed him when hes out.
Or if he is just refusing them try some different foods theres plenty out there.
Ed
Or if he is just refusing them try some different foods theres plenty out there.
Ed
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