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Paddletail Swallowed a rock? (new)

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Gregh

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Hey it's been a bit over a month since I de-gravelled my tank after worries that my newt had ingested rocks. He's been eating but he sort of "Swallows" quite a few times per mouthful, so i'm not sure if he keeps it down, and I'm wondering if by this point it's likely he's had a rock stuck in his system, or if I might be in the clear. Here's a video that I also have under paddle-tail, to see if there's any red flags in the setup, or the looks of the Labiatus.




Here is the same newt one month ago:
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If he's eating and pooping i'd say you are in the clear, sounds like normal feeding to me, they are greedy and tend to take big mouthfuls.
 
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great, as far as quantities how should i be feedign him? I've heard frequencies but not quantities, should i be lettign my newt stuff himself full or just giving him a tiny sprinking of blood worms, or peice of frozen bloodworms/brine shrimp w/e?
 
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