My axolotl's eye turned white "over night". Doesn't look to be on the outside, it's more cloudy. She's at least 5 years old, but I suppose it's not just old age?
It's poss. it's an injury. bout the salt baths will help it heal. You can do salt baths 2 times a day. I'am not for shure but I think you can do them as long as it takes. What kind of salt are you useing. Is she still eating?
If it is a fungus, salt baths should continue for 2 or 3 days after there are no further signs of fungus. Baths should be 10 minutes, 2 or 3 times a day.
If it's an injury, or from stress, salt baths won't help much.
It's most likely cataracts. Axolotls can get them, and I have seen quite a few that do happen to have them and they look like that. I wouldn't continue to stress it with the salt baths
It definately sounds like a cataract.
I have a 10 year old axie, who's eye turned white overnight a few months ago.
It is still white, but she is otherwise healthy, so I don't think there is any cause for concern.
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