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Strange tubular thing on my axolotl's mane

Jakob morris

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My axolotl has a red mane and it is normal apart from a barely noticeable thick and tubular thing coming out of the left side of it, the thing is a slightly darker red.He has had it since I got him about 5 months ago and he is fully healthy as far as I can tell.But I would still like to known what it is if any of you are aware.
 

Hayleyy

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It doesn't look parasitic, it may just be a blood vessel. Keep an eye for any changes but I don't think it's anything to worry about.
 
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