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Is Pinky abnormal? Should I be worried? When I got him he had no legs either, and they've grown back since I got him, but his gills never have :confused:
 

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My Arthur hardly has any gills either,I have only had them a few months and they are starting to grow back,in their previous home they lived in a tiny tank so could be how he got his gills bitten off
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Awww! Arthur looks much better :D Well done for giving him a lovely home.

Axolotl's powers of regeneration are truly amazing!!
 
Cute! what a little trooper :D
 
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