keechoo
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- Nicole
My female was fed her whole nightcrawler today and I witnessed something I never saw them do before. I never feed her chopped crawlers because she has no interest in them. She usually brings it to her hide to eat but today she stayed out and ate it on the river rocks. As she was slowly eating, the other half of the worm stuck itself between the rocks. She tried pulling it out but after two yanks she took a different course of action. She stood on her head and spun. She reminded me of a drill. It was an amazing sight! And, she got the whole worm! Now, I wonder if this is how all wild paddletails get their food out of a tough spot. I never use the word "awesome" but I have to say it really was totally awesome!
On another note, the same female and her male counterpart have ben inseparable as of late. They have been sharing hides (very weird for these two) and exploring together. There has also been a lot of tail fanning but no aggressing. While she ate he backed off until she was done.
Is there a full moon tonight? Because these two are really acting strange but in a cute way.
On another note, the same female and her male counterpart have ben inseparable as of late. They have been sharing hides (very weird for these two) and exploring together. There has also been a lot of tail fanning but no aggressing. While she ate he backed off until she was done.
Is there a full moon tonight? Because these two are really acting strange but in a cute way.