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Question: Feeding out of dish?

Aaron71w

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I have seen people feed thier axolotls out of a dish. I have frozen blood worm cubes how can I feed them out of a dish without the bloodworms floating away.
 

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I find it easier to feed bloodworms out of a jar rather than a lid. When I did use lids I would thaw out and rinse the bloodworms first then use a turkey baster to place them on to the lid.
 
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