When can I start my juvies on worms?

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My first batch of babies have now got all four legs and happily eating frozen blood worm, they are just under 2 inches when is the best time to start introducing cut up earth worms?
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They will eat whatever fits in their mouth, so just give it a try. :happy:

I always had the feeling that it's good to offer them a wide variety of food as soon as possible, so they don't get picky when they're older.
 
I seem to have picky babies already they taken ages to accept the move from bbs to frozen blood worm!

I agree tho the more variety the better
 
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