Dry food for Axolotl.

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Does anyone know the nutritional values i should be looking for in a dry food. :confused:
 
I feed my adults axolotl pellets, sinking salmon pellets and worms, you should try the link below, they have plenty of info on feeding from larvae to adult :happy: helped me allot 2yrs ago when I first got my axies.

Axolotls - Feeding
 
I just posted about this, but i've been using Hikari sinking carnivore pellets with good results.
I also feed fish and worms as well.
 
Thanks for the the link I've been feeding worms and blood worm was just look for variety I'll try and find that brand in the UK.
 
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