bubbas5kids
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Ok can someone help me looks like my baby golden albino has fungus is there a way to treat it
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Fungus problem
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Is there any chance you could attach some pictures?
Here is a link to bacterial & fungal issues and treatments.
Axolotls - Health & Diseases
It is worth posting pictures so that the more experienced people on the forum (I'm quite new) can give their advice. Have you also checked the water parameters (ammonia, nitrite, etc.)?
Any further information that you can give will help.
Here is a link to bacterial & fungal issues and treatments.
Axolotls - Health & Diseases
It is worth posting pictures so that the more experienced people on the forum (I'm quite new) can give their advice. Have you also checked the water parameters (ammonia, nitrite, etc.)?
Any further information that you can give will help.
bubbas5kids
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I don't think that is the problem I change water every other day 25 percent and I do a full clean out every sunday. I will look at that tomorrow when I get off of work thank you
Skudo09
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Is your tank cycled? Have you tested the parameters? It is best to work out what the cause may have been if there is fungus present. Fungus usually appears when there has been a breach in the slime coat. This can be due to water quality, injury or secondary infection to other illness such as bacterial infections. To prevent reoccurrence it is good to work out why fungus is present.