omfg i duno if ill

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my axolotl has lost its gills and has white spots every where on its body is it ill??? its an albino and dosent eat no more!is it ill??what should i do??:confused::mad::angry:​
 
Axo - please review the rules you agreed to when you signed up for this forum. You are breaking several of them already, and if this is not remedied, you will be getting some infractions very soon. See:
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It's hard to say what's going on without a photo or a more detailed description. White spots often indicate a fungal infection, but it's also possible that the spots are some normal aspect of coloration.
 
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I doubt if anyone will be able to diagnose what is ailing your axolotl without seeing it and also knowing all the particulars of it care and the animal's history. I would recommend isolating your pet, if it isn't already. Keep its water clean and hope for the best.
 
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