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Clams ok for snacks?

cherryglue

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Today my family went razor clam digging, after cleaning the clams mom left a few clean chunks out to feed Steeevie, Chawmp and Pinkey. I have read that you can feed axolotls fresh scallops and stuff as a snack, are clams ok?
 

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I read some people say that all food source from the sea is not safe for axies because of iodine, but I have no data in favor or against this.
I occasionally gave shellfish or bits of sea fish without any problems but they're not the main food I give them.
 
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