Illness/Sickness: Bacterial Infection or Tumor? Help please.

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Hello. I adopted my tiger salamander a while ago. I noticed a bump around his rear foot when I adopted him but thought it's nothing serious until it grew to what you see now. Please help me identify his problem and let me know if I can possibly treat it myself. I am tight in budget at the moment.


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It looks like a tumor that will likely become infected if not treated by a vet. I'm sorry about that, but pets cost money.
 
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