Jawbreakers not looking so good

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My jawbreakers when I got them would open to the size of quarters (they're babies), now they open yes, but not as much, pretty much half. One of them has a red spot that appeared out of nowhere, and it seems to have changed positions. I thought it was just developing red, but the spot isn't flourescent. Anyone have any idea? Should I dip in case the spot is a pest?
 
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May be a flatworm
Catch a picture of him for identification :)
 
I'll try to take a photo, but it might be difficult
 
They're looking a bit better, but the spot definitely moved, so I'm gonna dip it.
 

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