Pale patch on gills.

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sara

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Its like the title says, my female axie has a pale patch on her gills (she's Leucistic) and her gills are a bright pink/red when she's awake but one of them has a small milky patch on it.
It doesn't looks like fungus, but still, I'd like to know what's wrong.
Also she's been n the quiet side, still eating well, but hiding a lot.
 
Also that gill stack has had spots of blood on it and looks slightly raggy, but no fungus.
That's my update.
 
Can you take a picture of the gill?
What is the water quality like?
Are you keeping her alone in the aquarium?
 
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