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Illness/Sickness: Is my axie sick??

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Heya guys,
I noticed my axie was having a bit of a curved/kinked tail. His gills are perfectly fine, looking not curled forward at all.
I decided to do a water change and hope if that helps!

I feed him some frozen whole fish, chopped into bite sized pieces every second day, and he has fine sand as a substrate.

I will attach some photo examples of his tail.
Hope everything is fine and I'm just being an overprotective mother :eek::eek:
 

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Lilyy said:
Heya guys,
I noticed my axie was having a bit of a curved/kinked tail. His gills are perfectly fine, looking not curled forward at all.
I decided to do a water change and hope if that helps!

I feed him some frozen whole fish, chopped into bite sized pieces every second day, and he has fine sand as a substrate.

I will attach some photo examples of his tail.
Hope everything is fine and I'm just being an overprotective mother :eek::eek:
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He looks perfectly fine to me. :)

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