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Never imagined I would ever say that! :D

Jelly (we think that's his name...) absolutely loved them!
 
If only there was dirt around here...our ground is clay :( hard red clay! So I have to buy worms. I am going to try and start to raise them in a pot i have in my closet tho. We'll see how this goes.
 
It has been very wet here as well in Plymouth. Shall have to invest in a small spade and dig up some of the garden! I'm sure Rasputin and Aristotyl would love a juicy worm!
 
HappySkittles said:
If only there was dirt around here...our ground is clay :( hard red clay! So I have to buy worms. I am going to try and start to raise them in a pot i have in my closet tho. We'll see how this goes.
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I read your comment and wondered if you were from Georgia, then I saw that you had it right under your avatar!

Our dirt sucks :(
 
He much preferred the earthworms to the bloodworm.

Question though. The person I bought him off had been feeding him a frozen cube (defrosted obviously) of bloodworm 3 times a week but I'm sure I've read on here that young axies should be fed daily? He (??) is 5 months old, around 5 inches. After his reaction to the worms (clearly thrilled with them and definately seems to be a bit perkier since) I would imagine he would happliy eat more?
 
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