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Weird Axie Feet Thread

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Thought this was a cute idea. Show me pictures of (your) axies with weird feet.
Toes clumped together.
No toes at all.
Also hellotta toes are allowed.
Toes on top of toes too.
Or how about a foot growing out of a foot.
Other weirdnesses too.

Show me!
Can't upload pics right now to start (my phone is evil), but I hope soneone else does.
 
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Mine only had 4 stumps when i got him. Back legs grew back fine. his front feet grew back with only the outside toes.. Makes him special i tell my kids. :p
 

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Aries only has 2 toes go his back foot.
Saturn has 7 toes with one toe at 90 degrees to the others on his back foot.

They had these when I first got them
 
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Here are Xotl and Frangipane and their weird feet. :/
 

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And I saw this poor lotl at the local pet store. You can see about 7 toes, but there were about 11 on that leg! :eek:
 

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Mine are just weird.. :/ Don't know how they did it.
 
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