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Hi all i have just been taking pics of my axies an have noticed a few cuts on my little ones tall they look to be bleeding. I have been away for the weekend an came back yesterday i noticed he wasnt coming to the front of the tank like he used to i did think he was sulkin. Im not sure if the friend has tryed picking him up an he has got hurt that way. what should i do i havent had to deal with cuts befor an im not sure if leaving him in his tank an keeping it clean an cold is right any help would be great thanks you
 

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Make sure his water is clean and cool. Keep an eye out for fungus and treat with salt baths if needed. His scratches should heal. Check his tank for anything that has a rough edge so you can fix the problem.
 
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Hi thanks i thought clean cold water was right always best to check. He still isnt a happy axie. I have checked the tank an cant find anything sharp i keep checking him daily for fungus thank you again :eek:
 
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