Axolotl has a crooked spine

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Jade Woods

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I just got my first 2 axolotls 3 days ago. My mel axolotl is 3 inches and is very active, swims around, and eats good. My lucy axolotl is 2.5 inches I noticed it has a crooked spine and that was the first thing I noticed when I took them home. The lucy isn't as active, doesn't really swim around but she eats just as good as the mel. Will the crooked spine affect the lucy axolotl in any way? The breeder said it's going to straighten out in a few days but it's been 3 days and it hasn't.
 
Can you post a picture? And is it crooked up/down or side/side?
 
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