Planted tank fertilisers and axolotls

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Are there any products we're agreed are safe and good for axolotls? I'm reading that Java Fern likes some iron to keep it green and spinachy. I wanted to check here first though.
 
I read on here somewhere that a user uses the Flourish (Seachem) line of fertilizers. I believe they said their vet approved it for aquarium use.
 
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