Fading of tail fin. Can someone let me know about this?

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Like as if it was deteriorating. But that’s what I was thinking too. I have two axolotls in the same tank and they my wild one hasn’t nipped at Luna in a while. I got worried.
 
Iionne said:
Like as if it was deteriorating. But that’s what I was thinking too. I have two axolotls in the same tank and they my wild one hasn’t nipped at Luna in a while. I got worried.
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it’s possible. i’d separate them if it were me
 
Yeah that’s what I’m thinking. I may have two females. It’s hard to tell as one has a small lump by the tail and the other has barely any
 
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