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Fish pellets and guppies

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stipe

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Hey,
I acidently droped a prity big hard fish pellet in the tank and my axie ate it as soon as he could grab it. He liked it aloot i never seen him so excited, and plus i just feb him like 1 min befor i droped the pellet. Is it alright for me to feed him the fish pellets from now on even though there hard, because he still eats them are fish pellets healthy? lol sounds like a dumb wuestion but im just curios.

also i hear that gupppies dont eat the axies gill and are safe to have in the tank. my axie wont eat them and if i keep the axies full they (i think) wont touch them. is it alright o keep them in the same tank? because one of the guppies is pragnet and she wont reprodce in my other tanks becuse thier no plants.

I may sound stupid but i just want to know, lol.
thanks, stipe.
 
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sharn

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you need to compare the nutritional value between the fish pellets and some axie pellets. they might not contain enough of the right stuff. also its commonly said around here that keeping fish with axies is a no-no. guppies are big disease carriers and you dont want that getting into your axolotl tank. theres been alot of mixing disaster stories around here. if you are that intent on letting your girl have babies why not get her a tiny breeding tank? or take the plants from your axie tank and put them in with her now.
 
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stipe

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thanks for the advice. i'll get a new tank for them to breed. thier current tank is too small for plants etc.

thanks sharn
 
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