JBL Agil (turtle food) good for axolotls?

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Hi!

I was wondering, if this JBL Agil food pellets are good for axolotls? It contains lots of protein, and shrimps and fish.

What do you think? :)
 
I wouldnt try Because most of the turtle foods conitain calcium for the shell wich can be bad for your axolotls (they dont need much calcium in diet)
 
If the pellets are being used as a supplement to another food, I think the calcium would be a bonus. Captive caudates often do not get enough calcium in their diet.

Since these pellets appear to be primarily carnivore-based, if the axolotl is willing to eat them, then I think they would be OK.
 
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