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BLOATED AGAIN?!?! idk what to do :(

Sir Leigh

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So i fridged my axo for 3 weeks now and one day he pooped out everything. some kinda white mucus looking thing and some black sand. i kept him in the fridge and all of a sudden hes getting bloated again. also hes not eating. hasnt ate for 4 weeks now
 

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See articles in my sig on Caudata Culture and scroll down to "health and illness" articles. Maybe something there will help.

Good luck!
 

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I tried feeding him pellets.. the same.pellets I always have him but he doesn't want them any more. Tried giving him beefheart and he doesn't want that either
 

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If you can get some earthworms give them a try. They are better nutritionally and axies usually go crazy for them!
 
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