Before and after juvenile axolotl

Lizardbreath

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A few weeks ago I took in a half dead , fungus riddled 3.5 inch Gill nipped axolotl. I named him werthers original because he's a wild ( original coloured axolotl) . I consulted a vet on the fungus and got some very helpful tips online including here - like almond leaves and tubbing.
He's done it guys. Look at this guy!
 

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Wow he looks a lot better, Great job!👏
 
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