KieraStrawberry
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I was hoping someone here would know what I should do here?
Sorry for the vague title, but I couldn't think of a better one. I got my axolotl Tiger about two months ago, and I was told he was about 9 months old. He was great when I first got him and eager to eat his food, however for the past two weeks he hasn't wanted to eat food off the aquarium floor or from the bowl I usually put his food in; I've had to use a turkey baster to pick it up and drop it in front of his face for him to eat it!
I checked with the man I got him from, and I'm feeding him the same bloodworms that the man from the aquatics centre did, and all the tests I've done have said the ammonia and nitrite and pH are fine.
Does anyone have any idea what's going on? Does he just want to be hand fed? Or maybe he likes live food and hand feeding him the bloodworm makes them seem like they're alive?
Hopefully someone has some advice for me :happy:
Sorry for the vague title, but I couldn't think of a better one. I got my axolotl Tiger about two months ago, and I was told he was about 9 months old. He was great when I first got him and eager to eat his food, however for the past two weeks he hasn't wanted to eat food off the aquarium floor or from the bowl I usually put his food in; I've had to use a turkey baster to pick it up and drop it in front of his face for him to eat it!
I checked with the man I got him from, and I'm feeding him the same bloodworms that the man from the aquatics centre did, and all the tests I've done have said the ammonia and nitrite and pH are fine.
Does anyone have any idea what's going on? Does he just want to be hand fed? Or maybe he likes live food and hand feeding him the bloodworm makes them seem like they're alive?
Hopefully someone has some advice for me :happy: