[Urgent] sick axolotl

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As per the title, my axolotl ate a live octocinclus (i shouldnt have put 'em there) and got stuck in his throat. I removed it as per picture 2,but its still swollen. Now 2nd day after removal, it doesnt look swollen but still no apetite to eat.

Should i fridge him, or no?

Picture 4 is the octo.
 

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