Illness/Sickness: I need help identifying whats wrong with my CFB. Please Help.

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Me and my family just recently purchased some newts. He has white spots that may be molting? But we don't know what it is. Below i have attached a photo of my newt.
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What are your water parameters? It looks like fungus. I would put him in the fridge and give him salt baths. Also, I would do water changs if you parameters are not ideal. Is your tank cycled? Caudata Culture has many articles that will help you.
 
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