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I was hoping someone could help me please

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Lisaday22

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My names Lisa I have 2 axlotals one of them had eaten gravel wen it was in the pet shop I have them in a 120 litre tank with a really good filter system and they have sand in it the thing is goldie my gold speckle axy has a lump on behind its back les that's getting bigger can anyone please give me some advice I really hope I can put this post here and thanks for adding me x
 
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Please post any pics you can & as many pics as possible from all angles... It will help the experts on here diagnose a problem or reassure you it's normal.

Hopefully it won't be something major - post the pics ASAP please :)



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I am unable to see if there's pics on your profile as I'm accessing via mobile phone, so even if they're there I can find them. If possible repost a couple of pics here so that those of us using mobiles may be able to see them - the more eyes out there to help... the better :)



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Lisaday, it appears that your goldie is... um... a well-endowed male. Any idea on how old they are?

Does the cloaca appear red in any way? Or is there anything protruding?
 
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