Wooper194
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Hi,
I noticed my axolotl didn’t eat her pellets after about an hour (usually she finds them by herself pretty quickly). I eventually had to use a turkey baster to drop them on top of her head and she managed to eat all of them. I just thought it was strange considering I’ve had her for 10 months and this is the first time it happened.
At the same time, I noticed some little fluffy spots on her right side and I really can’t tell if she’s always had these or if she’s beginning to grow fungus.
How should I approach this? I only have access to an ammonia test but not nitrite/nitrate (I’ll get them later). I do weekly 25% water changes and the water is 16C.
I noticed my axolotl didn’t eat her pellets after about an hour (usually she finds them by herself pretty quickly). I eventually had to use a turkey baster to drop them on top of her head and she managed to eat all of them. I just thought it was strange considering I’ve had her for 10 months and this is the first time it happened.
At the same time, I noticed some little fluffy spots on her right side and I really can’t tell if she’s always had these or if she’s beginning to grow fungus.
How should I approach this? I only have access to an ammonia test but not nitrite/nitrate (I’ll get them later). I do weekly 25% water changes and the water is 16C.