Help please, bad gill!

Clairelou

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Hi, one of my axies gills is looking abit worn and pale. Any suggestions as to what I can do to help it? Its only the one. I've just cleaned his tank and changed the water today but if you have other suggestions I would be grateful. :cool:
 
It looks like it could have been a regenerated gill, sometimes they don't grow back quite right. Does the axolotl have any tank mates, how long has the gill looked like that? Is the axolotl fine otherwise?
 
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