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Hi i feed my axies bloodworms, beef heart and on the occasion a bit of beef liver cut up like worms (they love it). I was wondering if i could buy uncooked frozen prawns defrost them and feed them to my axies.
 
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hi, i buy fresh fish from the supermarket cut it into axie sized bits then freeze them. when i want to feed the fish i put it in cold water to defrost it. havent had any problems with doing this so i dont see why you cant try it with prawns.:eek:
 
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Mine are being spoilt with raw tiger prawns ( peeled and cut up with scissors- nearly lost my finger the other day using the knife!). I usually feed them earth worms, but its gotten very humid at the moment and the old worms are hiding well. Also slivers of lean raw meat, the heart sliced from the weekend roast and I think the best one is live river shrimp that i get from the aquarium.
 
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