Injecting worms for antibacterial treatment

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My axolotl is currently on a course of anti biotics due to reasons on my other posts.
I need to inject worms with the anti biotics and has so far struggled and lost a days course of the drugs due to not being able to correctly inject.
If anyone has any ideas on how i would do this with out loosing the drugs it would be most appreacheated.
 
Hi,

I responded on your other thread. Basically you got to to freeze stun the worms first, otherwise live worms will be difficult to inject (wriggle) plus they can expel injected fluids. Refer for more details on the other thread.
 
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