Axolotl larvae fungus

[Ttinaed]

So, I have a batch of axolotl larvae that hatched about 2 weeks ago. All are doing well so far, but I have concerns about 1. I am aware that more than likely it will pass, but wanted to try to help as best as I can. There is a small fluff of fungus towards its tail. It is also not very active and I don't see it eating as the others do. It is separated, of course. I just started doing salt baths at half strength for 5 min twice daily. There are also IAL added to its regular water. Is there anything else I should be doing to up the chances of survival? I've included a pic. They don't even have front leg buds yet. Thanks.

 

[wolfen]

So, I have a batch of axolotl larvae that hatched about 2 weeks ago. All are doing well so far, but I have concerns about 1. I am aware that more than likely it will pass, but wanted to try to help as best as I can. There is a small fluff of fungus towards its tail. It is also not very active and I don't see it eating as the others do. It is separated, of course. I just started doing salt baths at half strength for 5 min twice daily. There are also IAL added to its regular water. Is there anything else I should be doing to up the chances of survival? I've included a pic. They don't even have front leg buds yet. Thanks.View attachment 91839

look up using holtfreters solution, one of the reasons it was created was for instances like this. I believe the amount used would be the same as embryos, go to Axolotls - Requirements & Water Conditions in Captivity for more details and how to make it.