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Axolotl bacterial Infection

Hi, I believe my axolotl has a bacterial infection I was trying boiled water (which was then put in the fridge) and sea salt then putting him in it for 15 minutes but as time has went on it looks like it's managed to get so much worse. I've bought distilled water now but I'm a little bit scared to carry on salt baths and he's been having them now for a week. Can someone please help me with what I should do? Thank you!
 

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