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Well I am new. When I owned a Red clawed Crab, it never attacked anything. Actually it was never seen. All it did was hide. I had it in a tank with 3 goldfish and a pleco. I dunno, maybe crayfish and small crabs are different.
Would a red clawed crab be bad for a Axie
 
Welcome Justen - generally the best situation is axolotls living alone or with other axolotls.

Red clawed crabs are pretty strong they could easily damage an axolotl. They also vary in their aggressiveness. I wouldn't risk it.
 
Tadpoles (especially wild-caught) can be vectors for disease and should probably not be fed to your axolotls.
 
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