Switching babies to bloodworms....how much is enough?

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I started switching my babies ranging from just under 1" to 1.25" last night from bbs. My question is how many worms are enough for them. I have been dangling the worms in front of their mouths to get them to eat as they are all in separate shoe box sized Tupperware. How many is enough seeing as one bloodworm equals a ton of bbs?
 
Feed them as much as they'll eat in about 10 mins.

See how they look.

Might need feeding again a bit later if they don't quite look full.

Mel
 
melfly said:
Feed them as much as they'll eat in about 10 mins.

See how they look.

Might need feeding again a bit later if they don't quite look full.

Mel
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Thanks!
 
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