Illness/Sickness: Axies being sick

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Hi

I have two axies who have been fine lately. There very happy and have been eating well etc. However today i cleaned there tank out and moved it (rearranging the room to make the axies easily accessable). I decided to give them a small piece of raw chicken each as a treat. Ive came back in and both have thrown it back up and one has also bought yesturdays dinner up aswel. There gills are flapping aswel. There still walking around etc but im very worried. Ive obviously taken the sick out but is there anything else i should do? Should i give them something or just leave them alone? shall i feed them earthworms tomorrow still?

Thanks:confused:
 
What size are your axies, and what do you normally feed them. Also how often and how much do you feed? Axolotl will bring up their food when they have eaten too much.
 
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