Injured tip of tail

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Hi,
The picture isn't all that good but the very tip of Mudkips tail is missing and the skins kinda flaky...

Just wanted to know if theres a chance of a fungus infection and if it will heal by it's self and that...
Ok so the pictures not uploading =p but its the very very tip of the tail... any chance of fungus

Thanks :happy:
 
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There is a risk of fungus, but as long as you keep Mudkip cool and well-fed and stress free, it should heal just fine on its own without any intervention from you.

Fungus usually presents itself as a fuzzy cotton-like growth. Keep an eye out for it. If you do see any, you may need to fridge and salt bath.
 
Thank you kaysie =) hopefully he/she won't =s
 
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