axolotl pellet question

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I have only two axies. I have a lot of pelleted food. I assume it has a shelf life,but none is given on the container. Can I freeze the extra? Or am I just being to cheap?
I did do a search before posting this question.
 
Most fish food can be frozen to extend the shelf life. What brand or type of pellet food are you using?
 
It's from Ed'sFlyMeat,which I think is a Rangen product.
 
Rangen soft moist salmon pellets have a recommended shelf life of 3 months. I stretch mine out to about 6 months with no problem. For more than 6 months I'd consider freezing some.
 
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