Baby axolotl over eating?

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Can baby axolotls over eat? And could it cause problems? My little one has been gobbling up daphnia like there's no tomorrow and has a massive fat belly full of them! It's still pretty small, just starting to grow front legs, so I know it probably needs a lot of food to grow, but I'm worried it'll go pop if it eats any more!
 
Juvies can't really overeat, and I've never seen one go pop! They eat and grow, that's about it.
 
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