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ashriel

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Hi, just a query to see if anyone has seen anything like this...
My younger female 'lotl has what, if she were human, would be described as a hair lip/cleft palate. She was like that when I bought her(and missing a front limb, which had grown back beautifully)I chose her especially 'cos I have a real weakness for the "runt of the litter" type.
She's happy and healthy and eats well...but she's very small for her age (2 years, 5 inches)...does anyone know anything about this? Will she always be so wee?
Thanks
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Oh! I'll be putting pics of her (Edgar) and her tankmate (Miss.Pink) up as soon as my bf gets back from Europe with his camera
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Can't wait to show them off, and also show you guys Edgars' er...deformity (it just makes her cuter in my opinion 'tho)
 
Hey, bit of cool info (nothing to do with axi's though). Did you know that the definition of cute was actually UGLY BUT BEARABLE!!! This was like in the 1800's and they have since changed the definition in dictionary's and stuff, cause people wern't using it as that anymore! TRUE STUFF!!!! So just be careful when you say you axolotl is CUTE!!!
 
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