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jordan
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wow there is some sort of deformity there if their backs look like that.
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jennifer
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I think they became deformed by whatever adverse conditions killed the other ones. Either that, or it could be nutritional (lack of calcium or vitamins).
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cezza
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they look fine
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Some juveniles have problems with spine curvature. in my experience it has been a small percentage (less than 1%). I'd guess nutritional or husbandry problems. What were you feeding them and how often. I have seen people recommend food on this forum that would be inappropriate for hatchling and juvenile axolotls. One food that could cause problems is using liquifry as a staple.
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jordan
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Well these babies look like they have that spine curvature problem.