Illness/Sickness: Newts caught fungus

Being one of the most common health issues in newts, this is a topic that has been discussed hundreds of times. Use the search function to find more threads than you can read about the subject.
 
Ok have done just they give mixed opinions and views I have tried almond leaves but no affect wondering the type of salt and essential to fridge
 
T. Verrucosus well two caught it one sadly died but one has it
 
Salt baths may help, but if you have multiple animals with fungus, you need to treat the underlying cause. Are they stressed? Injured? Is your water quality poor? Are you keeping them too warm? Etc.
 
They have just moved tank only one individual now water has been changed just in case. Tank provided with hides and plants to break up water individuals get away from each other
 
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