Axolotl injury? Fungus?

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Hi everyone, my axolotl, rigby, has developed a fluffy inflamed patch around the right hand sand of its mouth over the last day/ day and a half. She ate an earthworm last night, so it hasnt affected her appetite yet. Is it fungal or has it damaged it on bogwood or rock in the tank? Ammonia, nitrate and nitrite levels are 0.:( image.jpg
 
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