Does anyone else have a natural morphed?

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Hi, I am new on here today. I have a natural morphed Mexican Mole Salamander, (former axie). I have never found any one else who has a natural morpher. It didn't happen by chemicals or lowering or water, it was a geneticic anomally. I am told it is very rare. Can anyone who reads this and has one leave me a message? I would love to hear from you and compare stories. Thanks!
 
What a huge gaping maw on that axie! "Worms go here!!" Welcome to the forum, Lisa.
 
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