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Peg leg!
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Poor lil guy, was this an accident or birth defect ? Also, kind of hard to tell but at that angle he looks kinda thin to me .
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He was only brought 2 days ago, and he's a little thin for my liking but he'll get fattened up soon. As for the birth defect vs accident I have no idea. I guess we might find out in a few months time if he starts growing more toes.
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Doesn't matter if it's a birth defect or not. If that leg were to be bitten off, most likely it would return as a normal leg (though perhaps with some extra toes... or one less... who really knows)
Axolotls are so amazing
Axolotls are so amazing
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Doesn't matter if it's a birth defect or not. If that leg were to be bitten off, most likely it would return as a normal leg (though perhaps with some extra toes... or one less... who really knows)
Axolotls are so amazing
Well hopefully it doesn't get bitten off! even if it does grow back that seems way too stressful for a little axie