Bloody spots?

[axolotlally5]

Hi guys!
I kept a few of the guys I raised this past winter/spring and one of my guys has been getting these weird blood veins/marks/spots/idk I have never seen it before. Picture 1 you can see the red line go all the way down his tail..

For background info; I have 7 babies left (3 are sold but i’m watching them for a few) they have been in tubs still (tanks are being cycled) and the water is changed daily, temp fluctuates between 65-67 F. There were 2 other roommates in the tub with him that didn’t show any signs of sickness (he’s now quarantined). He has always been more reddish pink then other pink lucys I have and has had a little blood spot on his tail that I didn’t think was an issue. He also just recently today started being less interested in food, he’s eating but I have to really entice him now.

I am also not sure if this matters but when he was a baby I thought he was going to die because he would have what looked like little seizures and rapidly breathe but he recovered quickly and never had issues since.

Please let me know what I can do to help him

 

[wolfen]

Hi guys!
I kept a few of the guys I raised this past winter/spring and one of my guys has been getting these weird blood veins/marks/spots/idk I have never seen it before. Picture 1 you can see the red line go all the way down his tail..

For background info; I have 7 babies left (3 are sold but i’m watching them for a few) they have been in tubs still (tanks are being cycled) and the water is changed daily, temp fluctuates between 65-67 F. There were 2 other roommates in the tub with him that didn’t show any signs of sickness (he’s now quarantined). He has always been more reddish pink then other pink lucys I have and has had a little blood spot on his tail that I didn’t think was an issue. He also just recently today started being less interested in food, he’s eating but I have to really entice him now.

I am also not sure if this matters but when he was a baby I thought he was going to die because he would have what looked like little seizures and rapidly breathe but he recovered quickly and never had issues since.

Please let me know what I can do to help him

try to reduce the temperature down closer to 15°c/59°f as it could be that he/she can't tolerate it as much as the others.

 

[Autistic Catholic]

It may be a bacterial infection too. Red spots like this usually are indicative of such.

 

[axolotlally5]

try to reduce the temperature down closer to 15°c/59°f as it could be that he/she can't tolerate it as much as the others.

Thank you so much, I’ll do this and keep you updated what happens!