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i bought some trout worms and figured it would be a nice addition to my jacksons diet...he was real excited when i showed it to him in a feeding dish...only problem was that his tongue doesn't stick to the worm and he gave up after 4 attempts.
how can i feed them to him??...will he eat them the "normal" way if i leave them in a dish in his cage??...and finally, what kind of container can i use to keep the worm from getting out but not being too tall for the cham to get his mouth on the worm
Did you offer the worm when it was wet or dry?
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wet....i guess your going to tell me to let it dry out a bit huh?
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