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my axie was sick?

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ok acouple of days ago i moved my axolotl to a warmer tank and... i have to look after to baby axies so i feed them all a worm!
and my big axolotl eat it and was sick after (didnt look the any part of the worm) it look like when were sick the yellow one!so i was worried and he started to grow better ive not fed him incase hes sick do you no whats wrong??:confused:
 
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HI Stephen - sometimes the axolotl will spit out something it ate if it didn't like it. Until your axolotl fully recovers from its previous ordeal you should feed its regular diet - unless that diet was unhealthy.

Stephen how old are you? I think I saw a reflection of you in one of your photos, you look to be about 7 from that hazy odd reflection. You sound like my 8 yr old in his writings. So I'm just curious.

Sharon
 
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I am sorry, I have tried to read this, but the first message makes absolutely no sense. If you could sit down and try to type it out so people can understand it then I am sure someone could give you advice on how to help your axolotl get better.
 
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You've been told numerous times that a warmer tank is NOT appropriate for an axolotl. I gather you're asking why your axolotl threw up. It's because the tank is too warm.
 
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I wouldn't have ur axie in a too warmer tank 20 degrees is the warmesti think.
Axies will spi food out if either they don't like it or they have too much in their mouths. Try another smaller food?
 
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