Fungus treatment on tiger salamander mycopur ektozon

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Hi. My tiger salamander is very sick and has bacterial and fungus infection. (black spots and redness) That got worse over the weekend. Cannot get him to the vet cuz there is no open spots until 2 weeks from now.
I bought Ektozon salt and Sera mycopur.
Does anyone have any experiences with this products? If so how did you do?

Currently I starten with a mycopur bath 1 drop/1 liter water. Left it for 5 hours. And also applyed Ektozon salt solution topically. First day only.
Grateful for you replies! 🙏
 

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