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Illness/Sickness: Help! My Axi ate an otocinclus

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My axi swallowed an otocinclus and the otocinclus positioned landscape in axi's mouth.
I am trying to help but axie refused to be held

help what should I do!
 
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Otocinclus are pretty notorious for killing axolotls, you were super lucky this time! Their spines can pierce through any part of your 'lotl :( Please remove this and any other fish immediately; fish are NOT friends :p
 
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