Red around edges of tail??

OpalRaven7

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my wild type axie is developing red around the edges of his tail, he has been battling fungus the past few weeks. is this blood? i am not sure what it is or what to do about it, if anyone has any insight on this please let me in on it :confused:
 
Hi, do you have a picture of it? What are the water parameters and temperature?
 
i dont think i could get a good picture of it because i dont have a camera, just the camera on my cell phone. im sure the water parameters or not great because he is in a container because i have been giving him salt baths for the fungus. should i stop the salt baths?
 
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