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ReptileGirl

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How large is too large for food? He's taking medium earthworms just fine - but I'm having issues obtaining them at the moment (snake invasion) and, while I can always buy them or go digging elsewhere, I thought this might be a good chance to try some new foods. How large is too large for food items? I don't want him to choke, but I also want him to get enough out of the items.


Also his gills are finally getting normal and he's gaining weight - hooray!
 
If it's smaller than their head they should be okay with most foods I think :)
 
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