Can axies overeat ??
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Hi guys Can axies overeat ?? My partners 2 seem to stop eating when they are full. I am starting to think though that mine could eat as much as i would feed him (as long as he likes the taste !) Does anyone know if axies can overeat ? Thanks ! |
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hi there- yes i am quite sure they can overeat- judging by the size of our juvies stomach- it looks like its ready to pop sometimes. also because we were going away for the weekend we stupidly tried to stock them up- unbeknownst to me my husband fed them a big worm each and i gave them pellets- one of them threw up big time- i felt so bad. after he did that tho he was snapping away ready for more food!! obviously knew what to do with his over loaded tum!!
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I'm still not sure on this one - i think it COULD be an individual thing ? My partners love worms - but if you put more than 2 each in the tank they just ignore them after eating 2 each. My guy at the moment only seems to take notice of live food. He ignores anything that doesn't move. And he ignores worms. He was sick the first day - but still think that may be due to the gravel from the pet shop. Not sure ... |
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yeah his two defiantely stop eating when they are full ... they are the exact same worms and the same size - but unless they are really hungry they will happily just walk round with the remaming worms sat on their heads - or walk up to them and stick their nose on them as if too hold them down for a while - or as if thinking about it - then eventually just wander off ...
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Yeah ours do that as well (worms on head) or turn their backs on us when they finish! Only one of our axies is a greedy little beggar (I fed her one night and hubby thought I'd left her out; sis was also staying over babysitting and thought she was hungry as Brodie was doing the begging routine so promptly fed her - by the time we got home tank she had regurged all the worms and pellets she'd stuffed herself with!
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