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Fantastic video! That has really made my day. What is the last thing you are feeding them (I think the first two are tbifex and bloodworm - is that right?)?

Chris
 
Re: Only for sharing

froggy said:
Fantastic video! That has really made my day. What is the last thing you are feeding them (I think the first two are tbifex and bloodworm - is that right?)?

Chris
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Hello froggy, :happy: Thanks for your comments.

The order is the following: frozen brine shrimp, frozen bloodworms and live grindal worms.

Regards
 
I enjoy your photo very much, one of my newts doesn't want to eat at all after 1 month i kept in my aquarium, may be I will use your method to feed them, who knows it will works.....:rolleyes:
 
Black leaves said:
I enjoy your photo very much, one of my newts doesn't want to eat at all after 1 month i kept in my aquarium, may be I will use your method to feed them, who knows it will works.....:rolleyes:
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I hope It worked.


By the way, the second juvenile has become aquatic too ! and it's a male.

My first egg laying and I got a pair, female and male :_)

The cycle of this thread is closed. :_)

Regards
 
I like very much your pictures oziris, specially the last one.
 
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