Question: Chicken hearts - anything against it?

FelipeNN

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Hello!
I usually feed my axolotls with axo pellets, earthworms, crickets and chicken hearts.
They are simply mad about the hearts, they go crazy when they sent it on the water.
Now my question: Does anybody knows if it is harmfull?
Like raw liver, they can have an overdosis of Vitamin A and develop liver disease.
I know that they can grow obese if you give them too much chicken heart.
I've never had any problem with it, but I wish to know if you have any information on this.
Thank you
 
YOu should watch out how much you feed. HOw may times a week are you feeding it and how much?
 
I've been feeding the juveniles everyday, and the adults on alternate days.

But the chicken heart I use twice a week... do you think it is too much?
 
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