Quick Food Question - Calciworms

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Hi,

I recently ordered some worms from a site i use but instead of earthworms i've been sent calciworms, i don't know anything of these but was wondering if they are any good for axolotls?
 
I think i'll probably get rid of these as the company has said they will send me the worms that i ordered. I don't really fancy just trying them incase they are harmful.
 
I use these on my newts/ salamanders, but I wouldn't feed them to anything in water unless hand feeding. They wouldn't harm your axolotl at all...may be a little small for them.
 
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