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White lump on lip

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Hi all,
My axy Sir axolot. Has developed a white lump on his lower lip. He's still eating fine. It doesn't seem to be bothering him but does anyone know what it may be.
 

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I would get that checked out by a vet - it could be a cyst or abscess of some kind - possibly caused by infection in a tiny cut.
 
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