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RE: ants

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Posted by: tonymontanaflows at Sat Oct 14 11:26:15 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by tonymontanaflows ]  
   

don't dart forgs get there poison from ants in their natural habitat? or least that's what i've read
i think common house ants would taste bitter and most amphibs would avoid them. actually there was a post on the caudata.org site about a spotted salamander getting stressed due to an ant infestation in the tanks

there are alot better foods theat are available in bait/pet shops: earthworms, wax worms, crickets, mealworms. i also have a live colony of pillbugs/sowbugs in my tank. they're harmless, high in calcium, and good recyclers(they eat waste including their own that is high in copper)


   

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