White Fluff on Axolotl Gills

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Hello. It seems that my axolotl has developed some sort of white fluff on one of their gills and I am not sure what it could be. He doesn't seem bothered by it and eats perfectly fine, but I'm afraid it could be a fungus. Anyhow, I don't know how to address this problem and I definitely don't want to do a salt bath if it's not necessary. Can someone please help me.
 
Can you post a picture of the fluf?
 
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