Food for axolotls

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Hi
Any one know whether feeding a ragworm to an axolotl would be a good or bad idea? There's a bait shop near me, and if they wouldn't harm my axies, it would be very easy to supply them with appetising live food. :lick:
 
Thanks for the reply and the link. Willl try them with ragworms, but definitely remove the head first.
 
Update -- axolotls seem to like the ragworms -- with head removed, and chopped up quite small.
 
Those should be a very occasional treat, not a staple.
 
It is -- half a ragworm each in a week
 
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