Alpine Feeding Frenzy

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Bless their little appetites! All these bloodworms were gone in an hour.
 

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That is one way to feed them! they look nice Dawn, do you keep them aquatic all year round?
 
They've chosen to be aquatic. I gave them options, and modified the tank according to their preferences. They never do more than haul out for a bit, and go back in the water.
 
Great pics! Mine are the same when bloodworms appear!
 
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