small jag, underbite (bottom jaw is large

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doomsau

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i have a small jag about 1.5in long and when i came home from a trip for the weekend i noticed that the jag's bottom jaw sticks out a little bit, not much but enough to notice. it doesn't look infected i guess, because it isn't red or any weird color, it looks like the jaw is just big. cant be from fighting because it is in a tank with a bunch of yellow lab fry. the jag is still eats and he isn't acting abnormally. does anyone have any ideas on what it could be?

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