Postby Spindown » Tue Jan 08, 2013 12:37 pm
I dont think we are missing the point. Sometimes animals have differences. For example, my axolotl has 4 gills on one side and 2 stuck together on the left in a triangle. They are supposed to have 3 & 3, not stuck together. She has no health issues related to the gills, so its just something that makes her very unique! Your bluey is the same way. It has a different scale pattern on the nose. If it is not causing health issues, and it sounds like it isnt, then it is just a weird thing, and in this case, its kinda cool! Just because most of the scale "mutations" on the nose fall into a few common categories doesn't mean by ANY stretch of the imagination that they all do. Those are just the common scale formations.
~Alyy
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