Has Deimos something wrong with his hind legs?

[Caeles]

Hi! well, his toes started to look like this

https://imageshack.com/i/e9c1zej

https://imageshack.com/i/ngbodtj

here there's the other hind leg, and Phobos, and a finger of mine sorry XD

https://imageshack.com/i/gox8awj

as you can see from this last pic his forelegs are ok.. do I have to worry? Thanks

 

[Boomsloth]

I'm not an expert in this and hopefully someone whose seen this before can offer better insight. I remember reading on one of these threads that sometimes bacteria on the bottom of the tank can cause axolotls to lose their toes? what is your water quality like?

 

[Caeles]

I haven't tested the water yet. I know i should, and perhaps it is time..
i found a similar topic, is it the same issue? should i do a salt bath?

http://www.caudata.org/forum/f46-be...toes-half-missing-bitten-type-rot-fungus.html

 

[Boomsloth]

http://www.caudata.org/forum/f46-be...-axolotl-general-discussion/96018-fungus.html

Look at that thread. It says that most infections will heal naturally if the water conditions and habitat are good. Salting shouldn't be the go-to right away unless its an obvious emergency.

 

[Caeles]

ok so i'll analyze the water, keep changing it frequently and see what happens..

 

[xxianxx]

I can't see any fungus, no need to treat it. The toes look like they have just regenerated funny after being lost or they just hatched like that.