Scratch or infection on axolotls chest

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I just moved my axolotl to a new tank recently and noticed she had this bumpy scratch looking thing on her stomach area. I’m not sure if it’s a scratch or bacterial infection maybe but it doesn’t look too good. Does anyone know what this could be?
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