Sky Diamond
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So my guy has had white spot twice, it's almost cleaned up on him fully now, apart from on his tail. Tonight I was checking his toes to see if it had cleared up on them.
What I think was white spot on one of his toes is still there, but it's turning black like the rest of his toes - which I know is normal - but, I'm starting to wonder if its another toe growing and not white spot at all. as its been there for over a month now with treating with salt. And the same thing is happening on one of his back feet. The other thing is, he has webbed feet on his left side and not on his right and on his left back foot, he has four toes and on his right, he has five toes.
Could my axie be growing extra toes or is the white spot just lasting longer on his toes to his body and tail? Is it possible for white spot to turn black on their feet? And are axolotls supposed to have five or four toes on their back legs?
Hope none of that is confusing, I can't explain too well.
Thanks.
What I think was white spot on one of his toes is still there, but it's turning black like the rest of his toes - which I know is normal - but, I'm starting to wonder if its another toe growing and not white spot at all. as its been there for over a month now with treating with salt. And the same thing is happening on one of his back feet. The other thing is, he has webbed feet on his left side and not on his right and on his left back foot, he has four toes and on his right, he has five toes.
Could my axie be growing extra toes or is the white spot just lasting longer on his toes to his body and tail? Is it possible for white spot to turn black on their feet? And are axolotls supposed to have five or four toes on their back legs?
Hope none of that is confusing, I can't explain too well.
Thanks.