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I have been trying to feed my axolotl‘s and red wigglers. She doesn’t seem to really like them she spits them out put it in spits it out and put it in. Any tips on getting rid of their like mucous glands? Please answer as fast as possible
 
mollythecow said:
I have been trying to feed my axolotl‘s and red wigglers. She doesn’t seem to really like them she spits them out put it in spits it out and put it in. Any tips on getting rid of their like mucous glands? Please answer as fast as possible
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Rinse well in hot water or blanch. If your axolotl still rejects it, you may need to switch to canadian/European nightcrawlers and just cut them up into smaller pieces.
 
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