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The other day as I was feeding my Axolotls I noticed my wild type's face looked a little funny, but I couldn't really place what it was and eventually assumed it was a combination of the bowfront playing tricks on me, and the fact that hes a little goofy looking anyways.

However, today there is a noticeable bump on his right cheek, below/behind the eye and above the mouth. Looks a bit like you feel after getting a tooth pulled. If anyone knows what this might be and/or a potential cause and solution I would greatly appreciate any input.
 
Lumps are still there, he doesnt seem to be acting any differently, just want to make sure it's nothing serious.
 
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