quick help axo not moving

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axo just started to turn over on back, still alive but no very active at all any ideas. she doesnt look well. all water specs are ok:(
 
Hey i'm guessing axo is an axolotl if so axolotls tend not to move alot but to turn over on his/her back ummmmm maybe some sort of stress related problem such as heat, filter current to strong etc ....

use this link its shows the signs of stress and diseases .... http://www.axolotl.org/health.htm


i hope ur ur axolotl gets better
 
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