Poor little guy hurt himself

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Hi guys! A little while ago one of my baby axies took a dive out of his tub onto my kitchen floor. Ouch! He has a small contusion on the top of his head and a little scrape on the top of his tail. Honestly thought he was dead for a moment. Perhaps he was knocked unconscious. I’m not sure. He’s slowly moving around now but I didn’t know if there was something I could do for him. I’ve had axolotls for years. Never had one injure themself. Any suggestions? I think I attached a pic of his injuries.
 

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I don't think there's anything you can do but take good normal care of him and wait and see.
 
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