White-ish growth in my fire bellies mouth help!!!

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Got this newt a couple of weeks ago and put him in my 20 gallon tank with my newt Ive had for two months (so I'm a beginner). Ever since I got the second one (Toothless) he's had a larger throat/jaw area than the other one which I thought was just variation between individuals. He also sits a lot with his mouth open, I thought he was waiting for bugs. But when he was in the water today, it seemed hard for him to move around because his head kept dragging so I picked him up and he has a white gray growth in his mouth. Is this mouth rot or something different? He seems really sluggish and sick. The other one seems fine so far... what should I do??
 

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Separate them, whatever is wrong with him, he might be able to pass it on to the other guy
 
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