Axie Warts? or Zits? help!

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My Axie Taylor is acting normally but when I fed him tonight I noticed two small white lumps on his skin, one by his mouth and one under his forleg (in his armpit) does anyone know what to do to treat these lumps? They don't look like fungus or parasites. I've posted a pic below, you can see both of the lumps.
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I think my axolotl had one of those too. I wasnt sure what it was but it went away. I'm pretty sure its a sign of stress in some way. My axolotl had one on its lip also. After acouple of days it went away but she constantly hid herself under plants or in her cave. I also noticed that it seemed like her skin was peeling also. Now shes fine and acting normal.
 
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