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I have two fire bellies, and whenever I feed them, one of them always hogs the food. I was wondering if it would harm the other one at all if I fed him with tweezers. I was just worried he might hurt himself on the metal or something. Thanks!
 
there is a product from zoomed called feeding tongs, they do the same job as tweezers but are plastic. Hope that helps :\
 
well i used to feed my female firebelly bloodworms (live) and i used tweezers and they never hurt there self. i say give it a try just put the food at the tip dont put the food to high
 
I got my first axolotil a month ago and waiting the recommended 4-6 weeks to introduce second one. Quite small, 10-12 cm lenghth. Any tip on feeding, or help appreciated please.Maria Kopec.

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i feed my orientalis with tweezers all the time with no injuries so far. They have bitten the tweezers before but they don't bite hard enough to do any damage
 
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