kiathepooch
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Ok so I was admiring my axolotls as you do,randomly decided to count their digits,two of them have five toes on the back and four on the front(well one may have when his arm grows back)my biggest one on the other hand only has four toes on the back and three on the front.he hasn't been chomped on like the other two had been when I got them all,he has no other abnormalities except the feet/toes/fingers.
His parents all have(I don't know which is the mum as there are 3 possibles but all 3 are "normal") the right number of toes,all the other siblings left at the lfs have the correct number.
So my question is could it be genetic or is it possible when he was just growing toes they all got eaten off and he missed the memo on how many to grow back?
His parents all have(I don't know which is the mum as there are 3 possibles but all 3 are "normal") the right number of toes,all the other siblings left at the lfs have the correct number.
So my question is could it be genetic or is it possible when he was just growing toes they all got eaten off and he missed the memo on how many to grow back?