Maybe purchasing axolotls which lived on gravel

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I messaged a person asking if their two axolotls are still available and in the pictures i noticed that they have gravel as their substrate.

If I do get the axolotls should i be cautious that they may have swallowed some gravel? If they did swallow gravel what should i do?
 
Never mind, the axolotls have been purchased with the tank. I hope that the new owner replaces the gravel with sand or large enough rocks
 
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