clamped gills in fridged axie

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Hello, i have one axie about 8 months old...recently it's gotten hot where i live so i decided he should live in the fridge. He had been eating every other day until recently when he stopped eating and started clamping his gill against his head. Does anyone know why this would be? The temp is about 48F so it's not too cold.
- Briana
 
Hi Briana,

2 questions. How deep is the water in the tub? and how long do the gills stay "clamped against his head"?
 
Hi Braina,

is he clumping his gills just right now since he´s in the fridge or has he done it even before fridging him?

-Tina-
 
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