White dots at the base of my Axie's frills

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I just got my axie today and I don't know if it is natural or not. Sorry I can't post a picture
 
Can you describe the dots? Are they fuzzy? Do they shine? If you can't post a picture maybe you could do a search on here and use that picture as a reference.
 
if you look closely you can see them. It might just be a pattern. they are not shiny or fuzzy.
 

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This is completely normal. Your baby looks healthy, happy, and beautiful.
 
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