Will juvenile axolotls still regenerate limbs?

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Unfortunately one of my 2" axolotls was nipped at by a larger axolotl in their grow tank and now is missing its back legs. Will they regrow well like in adult axolotls? Right now I have it in a small tupperware bin so it may recover. Any tips?
 
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It will recover, most likely. Keep the water clean, keep him safe and well fed!
 
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Yep it'll heal. I suggest putting the little one in a breeder box in the tank, use a divider or a separate tank until it's the same size as the others. Sometimes they regrow limbs kinda weird, but something should grow back at least lol
 
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