What is bacterial septicaemia (the red-leg-like form), and what should make you call the vet at once?

Poor water quality and stress. You will see reddening of the skin and lethargy. The direction of management is antibiotics, which require a prescription, and this is an emergency. This row belongs to the group in the source chapter that needs prompt attention; the actual judgement still rests with a veterinarian case by case, and this text gives no drug names or doses.

What causes saprolegniasis and what matters most in preventing it?

Fungal infection triggered by poor water quality, common in axolotls. You will see cotton-wool-like white growth on the skin or gills. Prevention rests on regular water changes and maintaining water quality. The treatment direction must be assessed by a veterinarian case by case; this text gives no drug names or doses.

What causes impaction and what matters most in preventing it?

Ingestion of substrate, with axolotls at high risk. You will see refusal to feed and abdominal distension. Prevention rests on using fine sand or a bare tank bottom. The treatment direction must be assessed by a veterinarian case by case; this text gives no drug names or doses.

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File: Veterinary Animal Encyclopaedia — reptiles and amphibians
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Section title: (I) 蠑螈 Salamander/Newt（六角恐龍／墨西哥鈍口螈／火蠑螈／東方蠑螈）
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FAQ

What is bacterial septicaemia (the red-leg-like form), and what should make you call the vet at once?: Poor water quality and stress. You will see reddening of the skin and lethargy. The direction of management is antibiotics, which require a prescription, and this is an emergency. This row belongs to the group in the source chapter that needs prompt attention; the actual judgement still rests with a veterinarian case by case, and this text gives no drug names or doses.
What causes saprolegniasis and what matters most in preventing it?: Fungal infection triggered by poor water quality, common in axolotls. You will see cotton-wool-like white growth on the skin or gills. Prevention rests on regular water changes and maintaining water quality. The treatment direction must be assessed by a veterinarian case by case; this text gives no drug names or doses.
What causes impaction and what matters most in preventing it?: Ingestion of substrate, with axolotls at high risk. You will see refusal to feed and abdominal distension. Prevention rests on using fine sand or a bare tank bottom. The treatment direction must be assessed by a veterinarian case by case; this text gives no drug names or doses.

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