Does My Salamander Have A 'Red-leg' Syndrome?

Is there any apparent reddening of your salamander's legs and abdomen?

Is your salamander anemic?

Is your salamander lethargic?

Did your salamander lost weight (might be extreme weight loss)?

Does your salamander have open sores on the skin, nose, and toes that do not heal?

Is there a collection of fluid in the abdominal cavity of your salamander (ascitis)?

Your salamander doesn't show any symptoms of a 'Red-leg' Syndrome.

Your salamander shows few common symptoms of a 'Red-leg' Syndrome. Some symptoms may point out to other health issues, so it cannot be said with certainty that your salamander does suffer from 'Red-leg' Syndrome. However, if the redness of the extremities is apparent, then this disease is likely. Your veterinarian will look for signs of widespread infection.

Your salamander shows several common symptoms of a 'Red-leg' Syndrome. Some symptoms may point out to other health issues, but if the redness of the extremities and abdomen is apparent, then 'Red-leg' Syndrome is likely. Your veterinarian will look for signs of widespread infection. Treating 'red-leg' syndrome will depend on the underlying cause of the disease.

Your salamander shows all common symptoms of a 'Red-leg' Syndrome. Seeking timely veterinary help is necessary to avoid an outbreak of this disease. Your veterinarian will look for signs of a widespread infection, which could include inflammation or dead cells localized in the liver, spleen, and other abdominal organs. Treating 'red-leg' syndrome will depend on the underlying cause of the disease.