My axolotl is getting extremely fat!!!!!!!! What has happened???? Is she pregnant????

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My 6 month old axolotl is getting really really fat!!!! he/she gets fed once every other day with frozen blood worms. Could she be pregnant? ive got another one in the tank with him/her. SOMEONE PLEASE PLEASE REPLY!!!!!!!!
 

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You should switch her from bloodworms to a better diet like earthworms or axolotl pellets. How long is the axolotl? 6 months is still growing for most and should be fed almost daily.
 
Axolotls don't get pregnant like people. But mature females do have eggs in their belly so they are rounder than males.
 
Its a little hard to tell from this picture, she looks about normal size for a healthy Axolotl. if possible take and post a birds eye view.
 
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