keithp
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In the fish dept at my pet store they sell frozen plankton and krill cubes in the freezer. Are these safe for fire bellied newts? Do they enhance color?
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Frozen plankton and krill cubes
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Kaysie
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Safe, probably, but they're not the best food.
Frozen food isn't as nutritious as fresh, live food, and cubes of tiny frozen food will make a huge mess, and the newts probably won't eat it anyway.
Frozen food isn't as nutritious as fresh, live food, and cubes of tiny frozen food will make a huge mess, and the newts probably won't eat it anyway.
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