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I've been feeding my axo repashy and pellets atm.. and was curious as to things I can feed my axo to diversify his diet. I know red wrigglers, nightcrawlers, etc are good, I've been meaning to buy some but haven't gotten around to it! I just wanna know from an experienced keeper what are something I can add :)
 
Which pellets are you using? I like the Rangen pellets - they're sold by a people on Amazon, some of which claim they make them themselves but are fibbing. Michael Shrom, a member here, sells them at cheap prices and I use them myself. As for other foods, people use nightcrawlers a lot, but I recommend you cut them up - makes it easier for the axolotls to digest them and lowers the risk of regurgitation. Some people use frozen prawns (big shrimp for our American readers) as treats.
 
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