Is this what everyone means about a tail curled??

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Just got this axis and it's tailis a little bent at the end it'd it considered curled? 20180502_223218.jpg
 
Yup! that's a curled tail. if you say you just got her then it could mean she is stressed from the move. let her settle in for a few days and make sure her water is clean. if it doesn't change then it could be something else.
 
Thanks! This morning it looks a lot better trailis only slightly bent not as much as it was originally.
 
Would you allow me to use this picture on my website as an example of stress-related tail curling?
 
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