oddly colored tail tip?

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i’ve always had this little bit on the end of mudkips tail that has been somewhat transparent and white looking. i know it’s not fungus, if that helps anyone determine what it is. i’ve always thought it was just an area that lacked pigmentation but i wanted to be sure :)

sorry for the odd angle and poor quality, i don’t want to move him
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better picture, sorry to bump this but i’m curious
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Just looks like its been damaged or nipped and regenerated.
 
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