Illness/Sickness: Charlie is still recovering

& just to spite me, Charlie has decided worms just won't do, no matter what I do to them :(
Hopefully I can starve it out of him but he only ate for the first time I'm 2 weeks so recently! :/
 
GreerDalrymple said:
& just to spite me, Charlie has decided worms just won't do, no matter what I do to them :(
Hopefully I can starve it out of him but he only ate for the first time I'm 2 weeks so recently! :/
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When axolotls get stressed, they get picky about their food. It's the same way when they get too hot. Just be patient, he'll go back to worms eventually. I remember someone saying that it took their axie almost a month to get back into eating worms.
 
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