FYI: Baby Nightcrawlers at Walmart

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I finally have one of my fire salamanders eating nightcrawlers after much effort trying the regular Canadians chopped up or just using the smaller ones whole. I was at walmart today and noticed they had 3 cups of baby nightcrawlers so I brought some home and one salamander has already taken them. The basement is 46F so I think the baby crawlers will be OK down there for a while. I hope they will start taking these regularly because all they've had for a couple of months now are crickets.
 
I use these when they have them, I bought like 3 cups of them months ago and I still have some left, they last quite awhile, just make sure when buying that you check the cup for fungus before you purchase them, I don't see them too often so I usually get as much as I can.
 
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