Question: Axolotls Home Alone

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I know that my adult axies will be ok while I'm away for a week, but I'm not sure about my 3 juvies (8, 7 and 6cm).

8cm has his own tank cause he's a bully and I separated them.
7cm and 6cm share a tank and I haven't had any problems, but I'm worried that about 6cm being picked on while I'm away. I don't have another tank.

What would happen if I put them in the fridge in separate containers for a week?
 
The juvies are eating bloodworms and small garden worms
 
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