Axie out to feed

Danni

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Hi.

Is it OK to take an axolotl out and put it in a smaller tank to feed, and then return it to its big tank so as not to get mess in the tank? I have heard of others doing this but is it a bad idea?

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Some people do this with no problems but to me it seems it is an unneeded stress factor.
 
Greatwtehunter said:
Some people do this with no problems but to me it seems it is an unneeded stress factor.
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I agree, some axies can deal with this sort of thing fine but I wouldn't recommend it. It's a stress that can be unavoidable :)
 
Ok yeah. I am glad I asked before doing it :)
 
I have a feeding jar in my tank and it works wonders. The food stays in the jar and not all ove the tank.
 
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