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Hi everyone!

I just noticed this mark on my axies' back. It's kind of golden. Is it possible that it's just a natural coloration? And there's also a white fuzz over some parts of him. Is it fungus?

Can anyone help? Thank you!
 

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That spot is natural coloration.

If it is white fuzz, it could be fungus. Could you post pictures of that?
 
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