Tiny bumps on skin

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blueberlin

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This axolotl has tiny "pimples" on her tail. Her behavior is unchanged, but I am curious about why these bumps have appeared. Any clues?

Thank you,

-Eva
 

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My female leucistic also has pinprick pimples on her body and tail. They seemed to come as she matured and have never bothered her as far as I could tell. I would say its just markings Eva. They seem to develop all sorts of bumps and markings as they get older. I think it just shows up more on the leucistics as their skin is more transparent.
 
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