Photo: I wanna see your feeding jars!

[Sena01]

My jar is plastic and I noticed everyone else's is glass. It it ok? I managed to get them to go into it on the second day by having them follow the feeding tweezers.

 

[layna]

My jar is plastic and I noticed everyone else's is glass. It it ok? I managed to get them to go into it on the second day by having them follow the feeding tweezers.

Eh, i cant see it would be really harmful, but sometimes plastic leeches bad stuff. I would just put it in for say half hour whilst they feed, then remove it when they are done.
My dish doesnt stay in anyway, i remove it after every feeding and when they see the lid come off the tank and the dish go in, they all gather round and wait for food

 

[Aschneider8]

I like bowl type so the worms stay in better
Bigger worms I feed with a tweezers

 

[Aschneider8]

Another bigger one

 

[Boidzy]

Foley loves his food jar even when its empty!

 

[Geckogal]

I used these containers from The Anchor Hocking Company in Target.

Stackable Square

It is a great size and shape. I found them easy to work with since they have a flat bottom. Less of a mess. The mouth is as large as the body, so it matches my axolotls.Lol.

 

[Dipsy66]

My axies are about 10 and a half inches long...I found a glass biscuit barrel in our local pound shop with a screw on lid....it's ideal and two axies can fit in it quite happily at feeding time. Makes cleaning up after them easier and I tend not to end up with blood worm all over the tank.:happy:

 

[NadeZ]

I've used a shallow dish to feed my axie for months, it stays in the tank 24/7. I recently tried feeding jars as she often misses a few pellets and they pollute the water if they stay in too long (I fish any out after a few hours). She doesn't seem to understand the feeding jar and it takes way too much effort to coax her into it. Probs going to go back to dishes tomorrow.

 

[Marvelous Hunt]

What an awesome idea! This is my first time hearing about feeding jars - will definitely be trying this!