bunny27
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Hello.
Well, I haven't been in this thread for a while now and unfortunately I am here again to see if anyone has experienced an axolotl sickness like this.
I don't know if he got a cut from the plastic leaves or if there's bacteria infection by his mouth, but it is the red region on his mouth on the right side if you're looking at your computer, ha.
That leafy tree has been in his tank since he was a baby and he had never had any cuts from it nor has he ever gotten sick or fungal infections until now. Poor thing.
There's no abnormalities in his actions, no thrashing or scratching. In fact, he just ate a huge worm today just fine.
I put him in the fridge for now hoping that might be good.
QUESTION: Does anyone know what this red sore or cut might be? Should I do any salt baths?
Thanks for any help!
Here are water parameters (no nitrate testing):
Nitrite: 0 ppm
PH: 6.2 ppm (( seems way too low, could this be the cause? ))
Ammonia: 0 ppm
Temp: 20 C
10 gallon tank with AquaClear filter, used Amquel Plus water conditioner.
NOTE: I have another axolotl in a 20 gallon tank with the same water parameters and she seems fine. No red blisters.
PICTURES:
Well, I haven't been in this thread for a while now and unfortunately I am here again to see if anyone has experienced an axolotl sickness like this.
I don't know if he got a cut from the plastic leaves or if there's bacteria infection by his mouth, but it is the red region on his mouth on the right side if you're looking at your computer, ha.
That leafy tree has been in his tank since he was a baby and he had never had any cuts from it nor has he ever gotten sick or fungal infections until now. Poor thing.
There's no abnormalities in his actions, no thrashing or scratching. In fact, he just ate a huge worm today just fine.
I put him in the fridge for now hoping that might be good.
QUESTION: Does anyone know what this red sore or cut might be? Should I do any salt baths?
Thanks for any help!
Here are water parameters (no nitrate testing):
Nitrite: 0 ppm
PH: 6.2 ppm (( seems way too low, could this be the cause? ))
Ammonia: 0 ppm
Temp: 20 C
10 gallon tank with AquaClear filter, used Amquel Plus water conditioner.
NOTE: I have another axolotl in a 20 gallon tank with the same water parameters and she seems fine. No red blisters.
PICTURES: