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Axolotl fungus on gills

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sharn

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careful with feeders, most store bought ones contain a fair amount of nasties. good to see she ate again though
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paul

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i gave her a salt bath today with 2 teaspoons of salt to 1 litre of water, i usually just do 1 teaspoon and the water stays clear, however with the two teaspoons all this white stuff was in the water after 10 minutes, i got her out, do u guys know whether its fungus or her mucus layer
 
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sharn

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did you use salt with some sort of anti-caking agent in it? thats the only thing i can think of if it was like a murky white. however if it was distinct little bits id say it was most likely fungus
 
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