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hi everyone, our little freckles has got fungi again, the last time he had it we gave him a salt bath but he took it really bad, he wouldn't move and wasn't responding for a few mins,we thought we had lost him. now because of that incident im a bit worried about giving a salt bath, is there any other way to get rid of it?
 
You can discuss the use of an antifungal with a vet but I would speak with your vet because an overdose is potentially lethal.

Ed
 
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