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Deformed Throat??

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Rich Siegel&Lacey Gugula
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We have a male dragon that's almost 6 months old and still has a hard "V" shape in his throat that cannot be smoothed out. All of our other dragons have smooth necks. We were thinking that maybe he would grow and it would disappear, but it's still there. It hasn't stopped him from eating or acting like a perfectly normal dragon. Is this a common occurrence or should we keep an eye on this in case anything develops?

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Looks like a champion to me man... I wouldn't worry unless you start getting complications with anything. Good lookin dragon :)
 
Looks fine to me. :) I don't think you have anything to worry about.
 
Thank you for all the responses. We weren't sure if it was something to worry about and thought it would be better to ask and just make sure! We feel a lot better about our little guy now!
 
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