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Does your axie have a lot of these spec/dots on their body?

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HitmanSougo13

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Hey guys,

This peaked my curiousity, my boy Sadaharu has always had these little specs on it. It doesn't look like fungus to me. His behaviour is very normal. I always make 100% water changes every 2 to 3 weeks. Today I noticed the Specs just seem whiter or something. I was just wondering if everyone's axie has these kind of dots on their body. Thanks guys!
 

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Hi Hitman,

It looks like pigmentation to me alot of leucistics show it.

If you do a complete water change every 2 to 3 weeks your tank will take forever to cycle. I would suggest a 20% change weekly
 
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