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I have no idea how he has done it, but Mr Stimpy has a diagonal cut on his crest along his back, will he be ok ?
 
How deep is the cut? They usually heal well. Just keep an eye out for things like fungus and keep the water clean and everything will be OK.
 
One of mine has the same problem, no idea how it happened, but I'm not worried about it, these things happen, but I'm sure that our babies try new injuries out on us to see which freak us out the most. ;)
 
Thankyou, I have been keeping an eye on him, is almost down to his back and along one side of the cut there is a little blood. They have never injured themselves before lol.

Laalflaach where abouts in cumbria are you? we are in Northumberland.
 
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