Black mosquito larvae ?

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karen

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Found frozen of this along with bloodworm, daphnia etc.

can axies eat this ?
 
Axies will eat them, though they may not be good for them. Just like axies can eat gravel but it can kill them. They are maybe OK, maybe not. I don't know.
 
As it's in the frozen cubes, I would guess so.
My 'lotl quite likes white mosquito larvae, so I'd say it was probably the same!
I also feed her frozen brineshrimp, with much success.
Bit messy, but my shrimp enjoy cleaning it up!
 
As nutrition, mosquito larvae are excellent. The only questions are... is the food the right size, do the axies actually eat it, and does it not pollute the tank? If yes, then great!
 
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