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Im thinking dragon fly.. but im not sure... FOund it in a axolotl tank.. the axolotl was trying to eat it.. Think its safe to eat?

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yep, its a dragonfly nymph. I would assume that it is safe to eat but I'm confused to how it wound up in there in the first place. It's rather unusual.
 
Thinking about it, we top half the tank up with water from a water butt, other than that the room the tank is in the window is always open.
 
<blockquote><hr size=0><!-quote-!><font size=1>Kim Bray wrote on Thursday, 29 September, 2005 - 20:09 :</font>

"Think its safe to eat? "<!-/quote-!><hr size=0></blockquote>
I don't think it's safe for YOU to eat.
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Should be OK for an axolotl though
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