Bicolor Angels being caught correctly now?

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@ClearRain yeah, torn between wanting to make sure they get plenty to eat in their first two weeks, and not wanting them to develop a habit they won't quit.

It seems to me though that once they get hungry, they will switch to whatever they are given. Assuming that's true, I assume they just went through considerable starvation, so that's my point- this doesn't seem like the time to get them hungry again to make a switch. Could finish off the bag of worms I have now, at least.
 
... one thing for sure, the black worms gives them black worm poops!

ish!

They pass those things practically in the same condition they eat them. :p
 

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