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Pimafix Help! ( for Axolotls )

Lotlbilly

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Hi everyone new axolotl owner here!

can someone tell me is Pimafix is safe or recommend with Axolotl fungus treatments
and how to apply it.

i’ve seen many videos of how to apply pimafix ( usually with cotton swabs ) but they are all tutorials about How to apply it ON FISH not on axolotls :(
please help ty :D
 

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I don't know if it is safe for axies, but I would recommend trying salt baths if your axie has fungus. It's the method recommended by most people.
 
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