Question: Are they really eating???

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I have 3 axolotl larvae currently (i just got this morning) and I have many many large cultures of microworms( actually if your needing some microworms, contact me) but I tried feeding them 3 hours after getting them, and I cant tell if their eating... Will you be abled to see them eat?? The axolotls are very small and super young.. Any info would be great, Thanks!
-Tanner
 
You will be able to see them eat :) it will look like a little hiccup.
Another food you can try are baby brine shrimp.
Best of luck! You'll have a great time raising them!
 
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