Injured Leg

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Hey guys! So I’m a beginner with Axies. I’ve got an adult Golden and an adult Lucy that I’ve had since Feb. I was out of town over the weekend and when I returned today, I noticed an injury to my Lucy’s leg. It looks as if my Golden may have attacked her. She’s not using it and she appears to be a little blue in coloring. However, she’s moving around pretty good and still eating (just feed her about an hour ago) and looking around for food. Any suggestions on what I should/need to do?
 

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Hey guys! So I’m a beginner with Axies. I’ve got an adult Golden and an adult Lucy that I’ve had since Feb. I was out of town over the weekend and when I returned today, I noticed an injury to my Lucy’s leg. It looks as if my Golden may have attacked her. She’s not using it and she appears to be a little blue in coloring. However, she’s moving around pretty good and still eating (just feed her about an hour ago) and looking around for food. Any suggestions on what I should/need to do?
It doesn't look like a pleasant situation, although Lucy otherwise looks healthy. There are two options for this, either an amputation or isolation. Judging by how intact her arm is, she should be quarantined/tubbed, for the sake of avoiding a serious infection.

Hopefully she makes a full recovery, and afterwards you should think about getting a divider. Another point to note is the gender of her tank mate, as males have a tendency to nip and bite if the female isn't receptive to breeding.
 
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