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Does his gills look like he's stressed? :(
 

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They look pretty normal to me.

Gills would be severely curved, and even possibly cover the eyes of the axolotl in extreme cases of stress from what I've heard.

I'm sure somebody else can further explain, but really, I think your lotl is fine :happy:
 
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