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Hikaru died sometime in the night. Thanks everyone, especially Laura for your generous support.

Strangely, it seemed to be my putting her back in her tank that had a swift adverse affect. Literally she went from slow but well an truely alive to a very very sick little animal.
She sank like a stone in the tank and couldn't swim.

This morning she was gone. I did notice that she seemed to have bled from her gills a little.

Can axlotls get the bends?
 
I am so sorry to hear that. :sad: You tried your best and didn't give up on her.

I haven't hear of the bends in axolotls, but it does make me wonder if there is something similar.
 
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