Hi, i have a one year old axie (i think it is 1 y.o. i have it since november 2013), and like a month ago it started getting fattier, slowly but consistently (i don´t know if i must be worried or it is just something normal). well, i´ve just took some pics, and tell me what you think about this guy:
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Axie fat, gravid or sick
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auntiejude
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Doesn't look like bloating. You can usually identify bloat by looking at the limbs - fat arms & legs mean bloat.
Your axie has normal legs, and I would say it's more likely to be fat than gravid. Gravid axies tend to be pear-shaped and fatter at the hip end of the body. Fat axies are usually barrel-shaped.
Your axie has normal legs, and I would say it's more likely to be fat than gravid. Gravid axies tend to be pear-shaped and fatter at the hip end of the body. Fat axies are usually barrel-shaped.
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