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I nicknamed her Uzi because she's one mean little sniper. She's the greediest of all 3. And although I was disappointed to find the pink ones sold out and bought her mostly because I didn't wanna have wasted the ride, she's my favorite now :D

So I dug up this grub, couldn't find no worms, and was worried they won't notice it because it was dead before it hit the water. But Püppi here... Well as you see...

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haha they look hilarious when they eat. you have some good looking Axolotl.

I do not know if this is a problem but I know meal worms have strong jaws so there heads must be crushed in case they damage the Axie, I think you should find out if this is same for grubs just to be sure,
 
Wow. I didn't know that so I feed mine some today... I hope they'll be fine!
 
You mentioned it was dead before it hit the water, so it's powerful bite wouldn't be an issue, but as tomkeogh was right, you need to either decapitate or crush the head to avoid that sort of issue.


By the way..an Uzi isn't a gun used for sniping ;)
 
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