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Sick salamander please help

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gemma

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someone please help.my salamander(cyril)is lookin really ill,he keeps floatin on his side and occaitionally rubbin his self on gravel,i cant see any fungus on him but ever since we have had him he's had a couple of white spots thats not got any bigger or smaller they are just his markins i think tho.
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please help us we love our cyril
 
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charlie

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1) use the SALAMANDER forum
2) register to use the forums
 
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hey charlie cyril is an axie, she has a thread somewhere in the sick axie section
 
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sharn

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hey charlie, not being rude but it sounded a bit harsh, shes got a sick pet she cares about and i know how it feels to get slammed when your trying to find help. gotta keep this place nice and friendly, this place is known for it so we dont wana ruin the rep aye lol.

gemma- sounds like you need to get your baby into the fridge asap, have a read around here for a 'how to'. it depends what colour he is as to whether these white spots are a problem, however if they are fluffy then they would be fungus and salt baths would be needed for them. hope your baby gets better!
 
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