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Hi. My axl hasn’t been waiting for a week or so. He first had fungus on his gills which is gone now because we gave him salt baths but his still has this whitish someone what looking fungus thing on the tip of his tail and he still isn’t eating. If anyone knows what is on his tail and how to treat it left me know.
 
Its likely fungus

Are you tubbing? daily or twice daily water change?
what water conditioner are you using?

Is your tank fully cycled?
 
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