First the baby now burrito? stomach bug? bulimia?

[seagull]

Ok so yesterday my new baby puked after eating part of a red wriggler
i was told later in the day that red wrigglers secrete foul liquids but burrito and pinniata eat them without issue
the baby still puked up a piece of wriggler so i assume its from the secretion
i will try with bloodworms in a little bit
but it played with the piece of wriggler today
i am only posting this because then i gave burrito a piece of night crawler
she also puked it up
shes fat so im not worried
but why r they all puking? is something going around? they r not housed together because of the size difference? could they be bulimic? could burrito be about to spawn, thus making her sick?

 

[auntiejude]

It's very unlikely to be 'something going around' - axies don't get upset tummies the way we do. Your baby may well still be stressed, give him time to settle down.

Nightcrawlers don't exctrete the same defensive goo that dendrobaena/red wrigglers do, so if you're sure it was a nightcrawler it's not that.
Is Burrito a suitable age/size for breeding?
Axies can get anorexic (not bulimic - thats peculiar to humans) in response to heat, water conditions, egg laying, illness, stress or other things, one instance of Burrito regurgitating a worm does not mean naything on it's own.

Try again tomorrow with Burrito, the baby may accept bloodwroms so give that a try.

 

[seagull]

It's very unlikely to be 'something going around' - axies don't get upset tummies the way we do. Your baby may well still be stressed, give him time to settle down.

Nightcrawlers don't exctrete the same defensive goo that dendrobaena/red wrigglers do, so if you're sure it was a nightcrawler it's not that.
Is Burrito a suitable age/size for breeding?
Axies can get anorexic (not bulimic - thats peculiar to humans) in response to heat, water conditions, egg laying, illness, stress or other things, one instance of Burrito regurgitating a worm does not mean naything on it's own.

Try again tomorrow with Burrito, the baby may accept bloodwroms so give that a try.

burrito spawned in march and she has a male with her and spermetaphores r all over the place
the male with her used to be a thinspo but hes better now
i think some of my firebelly toadlets are bulimic (the non purging subtype that everyone seems to forget about) but these guys are irrelevant to the axolotls (though burrito ate a few back when they were tadpoles because i had way too many
im going to try bloodworms with the baby