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Diary of Barney

dazkeirle

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haha yeah.

Just decided to give both of em a try on them and neither appear to be worried at all, just slurp em down.

Barney has actually been eating worms as long as his body!

The only issue is, if the worm goes on the prowl can get in behind the netting for the moss wall.

Not fun getting it out.
 
femme

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I had a worm get into my filter once... didnt even notice it til dead parts started coming out.
Juan had ate it but spat it out when i turned my back...... SO GROSS!!

Now i keep watching until I'm sure its been swallowed :eek:

I'm glad he is doing so well, I can't wait to see them together hanging out :D

btw My cat is called Barney Rubble so I'm loving the name :D
 
zoezakella

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oh he's lovely, love the lighter coloured wilds :) Also love the swimming ones, my wild Jabba swam loads to start with but the bigger he has got the less he swims. Mojo is the swimmer now but again he is the biggest so not as much, miss watching them swim is fun to watch.

Love his tank, sure he is going to be one very happy axie :happy:
 
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