Can you feed Axies earthworms from the garden

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Can you feed Axylotls earthworms straight from the garden or do they have to be bought?:ufo::ufo::ufo::ufo::ufo::ufo::ufo::ufo:
 
I've fed my axolotls earthworms that I've dug up in the garden, I just made sure I washed them well before feeding them the my axy.
 
It is fine to use worms from the garden but only if the garden is not treated with chemicals (fertilizers, pesticides). If it is, you can also set up a "worm farm" to breed your own worms - this makes it easier to find worms in winter, too, when they become more difficult to find in a garden.

-Eva
 
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