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My partners axie is worrying me a little, his stomach is large with what I assume is food on one side(right) it's probably nothing but if you can look at the photo and give me your opinion that would be awesome :D
 

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I can see what you mean, one side seems bigger than the other. Could it just be the way that he is standing? A few more pictures from other angles would be useful. If he is eating and his behaviour is normal then I expect it's nothing to worry about. Keep an eye on him and let us know if anything changes.
I am relatively new to axolotls though, so it would be worth seeing what the more experienced keepers suggest.
Nice looking axolotl.
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