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Hey, I'mLexie, I live in New Zealand. I am in Hawkes Bay. I have recently adopted two axolotls, a golden one called Nim-a-Nim and a wild type one called Onyx. Two girls I believe although it is early days yet so I am not certain. :wacko: I have one qestion for axolotl keepers, my axolotl, Onyx, has a lump on the side of her head. Is it a birth defect or a disease/sickness of somekind?? Please help!! :confused:
 
Hi and welcome! To best answer your question, please post under sick axolotl with a pic. Somebody out here should be able to help you out. Love the names by the way! :)
 
thank you, i have now posted it under sick axolotl but am unable to get a picture at this time. I will try again tomorrow but Onyx can be shy. Thank you, I like the names to, hahaha. ;)
 
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    with axolotls would I basically have to keep buying and buying new axolotls to prevent inbred breeding which costs a lot of money??
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