Illness/Sickness: Ill fire-bellied newt

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Hi,

I have 2 fire-bellies sharing an aquatic tank with an island. One has recently developed a sore on the base of his tail (from his tank mate, I'm assuming) and is now not eating. I was just wondering what the best course of action would be? He's only had it for a few days, but I worry about the little guy!

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Vicky
 
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