Air bubble trapped?

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My lovely female axolotl seems to be floating, an awful lot, and although she seems to try and sink to the bottom of the tank, she cant. Ive read they can get air bubbles trapped, could she have this? and if so is there anyway to treat it, or will it go naturally?
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What are the water parameters and temperature. Do you have gravel in the tank?

Fridging might work:
Axolotl Sanctuary
 
No gravel , 18degrees and what do you mean by water perimeters?
 
ammonia,nitrite, and nitrate
 
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