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Axolotl and yellow bump on paw

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STabak

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My oldest Axolotl has some sort of disease I guess..
Today I discoverd some sort of yellow spot on his right front paw..
It looks much like a small bump or pimple and I don't know what it means.
He also has something on his cute little mouth but it doesn't look like it's attached to it but I can't get it off.. It's really frustrating..
The local animal docter doesn't even know what an axolotl is, so, he can't help me -_-'
I've added a picture and I hope you can see it clearly enough..!

Does anybody know what I can do, 'cause I can't sit around and do nothing..
I don't want her to die..

Please HELP!! :confused:

Thanks, Samantha Dorez
 

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Does it look like there's fluid in it? Like little blisters?
Oh and just wondering: is that a heater I see in the tank?

I've had the same experience with my local vet. "Axowhat? What kind of animal is THAT?"
 
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