Question: Female axolotl bit male axolotl's tail off?

Right off?? Our Girl was pretty rough on our boy when trying to get him to spawn. But if he is badly injured I would consider moving him. we have since moved our boy out he is much happier now. Good luck.
 
A little more detail would help :eek: If its just a nip off the end of the tail I wouldn't worry - axies nip and these things happen! It should regrow nicely. However if she was able to bite the whole tail off, I would consider seperating them. Are they the same/similar in size?
 
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