Question: Breeding Guppies, Daphnias, and/or Black Worms for Axie Food??

What live food source(s) do you feed your Axolotl(s)?

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xxianxx said:
One of the reasons I culture so much live food is the fact that I keep twelve species of amphibian (including about 700 axolotls of various sizes), I couldn't actually afford to buy all the food I require. If you just have a couple of axolotls its easy to buy all the worms you need and get the odd bag of pellets than go through the hassle of culturing your own food, unless its just a wormery.
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I'm so jealous of your entire setup :D That's SO cool!
 
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