Are his gills alright?

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I've had my axolotl, peaches, for four days and when he arrived his gills weren't massive but they had filaments.and looked healthy. but now they look bare and i'm worried. -Could it be the water quality or stess?
 
Could be either, or something else. If you test you're water + post the results here, we can advise you on that. Photos of your axolotl will help + so will photos / description of you tank + contents :happy:
 
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