Question: Not ammonia..

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Hi my axie has red like erm looks like cuts only on his feet and legs as seen in pic.. I first presumed i must have had an ammonia spike and it was due to that but my water is tested and fine..could this just be due to little nips from tank mate (another axie) Any ideas before i have to pay for a vets opinion? X

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Just looks like a nick, keep an eye on it. If the water is clean and cool it should mend well.
 
Probably chomps from a tankmate. Keep an eye on the pair, as this seems to be a fair number of bites.
 
I saw one of them happen today as i fed them it was misjudged and this one got a bite thats how i ended up noticing this they arent usually bad with each other and as the tanks next to my couch im usually watchin them all the time x
 
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