Sucess! alpine newts are eating

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So i have persisted and got a new newt sent to me by the breeder i got the original newts from which seems to have perked up the previous newt, it seems a lot happier and they had waxworm last night whilst i was doing my water change :) am so glad, now all i have to do is get my stubborn c. orientalis to eat and it will become a joy to feed them instead of such a struggle :)
 
you will get there :) no stressing :)

so glad the we buggers are eating now!

xxxxx
 
Awesome :-D. I noticed my little one eating bloodworm today too. Glad to see your effort paid off. I was tempted of trying to put 1 or 2 more in with my two but didn't know if it was a good idea once they had already kind of settled in.
 
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