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My albino seems to have red veins, and has cloudy stuff around him. He was fine yesterday, and just noticed when I went to go feed them. The other one, a normal one, seems fine. What can I do for him?
 
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Could you take a picture ?

It sounds like a fungus of some sort, maybe ? Does it look like fluffy white cotton wool ? Is it localised in a sort of "ball/puff" or is it all over (and where) ?
 
it was around the tail, and I noticed her eyes are cloudy. I was told to do a full water change, put salt in there (possibly put her in the fridge) and remove the filter syster (it was a small whisper one)
 
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