Axolotl Baby Floating

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My albino baby axolotl have big bubbles in its body and now floating upside down :(
It’s still alive and can move. Any treatment I can do for it?
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I'm pretty sure this is normal for juvenile axolotls.
Juvenile Axolotls are prone to accumulating air in their abdomens. Air leads to a distended abdomen and to floating upside-down. This occurs due to their immature gut adapting to a higher protein diet. ... Never try to “burp” the air out of your Axolotl. - from google
I don't think it's anything to worry about.

How is it behaving? Is it moving or eating?
 
I'm pretty sure this is normal for juvenile axolotls.
Juvenile Axolotls are prone to accumulating air in their abdomens. Air leads to a distended abdomen and to floating upside-down. This occurs due to their immature gut adapting to a higher protein diet. ... Never try to “burp” the air out of your Axolotl. - from google
I don't think it's anything to worry about.

How is it behaving? Is it moving or eating?
Yes it’s still moving and can eat blood worms.
 
Yes it’s still moving and can eat blood worms.
Alright, that sounds good :) If you see a negative change in behavior (not eating or moving) then you might need to worry a bit. It's just a few air bubbles in its belly they should be fine.
 
Alright, that sounds good :) If you see a negative change in behavior (not eating or moving) then you might need to worry a bit. It's just a few air bubbles in its belly they should be fine.
Now it’s good and no bubble in its belly. It can swim to bottom. 😄
 
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