Lumps above back legs and skinny back end

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Hello,
My axie, Taxi, looks very skinny but only towards to back end. I feed her red worms, tiger worms, blue worms and nightcrawlers as well as axololt pellets. Her appetite is great, her gills are fluffy and her tail is straight (not in picture as I just did a clean but it normally is straight). Overall she seems happy but her back end is very skinny. She also has a small lump above the joint of each of her back legs which I am very worried about (seen in picture attached if you look carefully.) It doesn’t seem urgent but I would like it catch anything before it becomes serious. Thank you :)
 

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