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Hello.

A week ago I noticed a sore on one of my Kaiser newts front legs, 2 days later she lost that limb, 3 days letter it spread to the other front limb, the following day it spread to her rear limb. Today I euthanized her.
Can someone tell me if they have heard or seen anything like this. The other newts in that same tank seem fine.
 

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