Strange brown patch on axolotls tail

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Hi guys, this is pixie my golden albino boy he's about 10 in and is almost a year and a half old. so recently I have noticed this strange brown patch underneath his tail a little bit down from his cloaca, it has been there for a couple of weeks now so I'm sure it's not just poop that's got stuck but I have tried to research and see what this might be but I haven't found anything like it so far so no clue whether I should be worried or not, otherwise he seems really happy and healthy as always. (I know it's not so easy to see but you can see it in his reflection on the bottom of the tank
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