Is it ok to feed your axolotl earthworms that were in the freezer?

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Ok so I’m really dumb and accidentally put my earthworms in the freezer rather than the fridge and they were in there for around 8-9 hours. When I took them out the soil was frozen into a brick and all of the worms were frozen too. I’m pretty sure they are dead but is it ok to feed my axolotl them?
 
higgy said:
Ok so I’m really dumb and accidentally put my earthworms in the freezer rather than the fridge and they were in there for around 8-9 hours. When I took them out the soil was frozen into a brick and all of the worms were frozen too. I’m pretty sure they are dead but is it ok to feed my axolotl them?
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Yep! A lot of people who catch their worms freeze them to get rid of parasites
 
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