Help with sick bombina

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I got 8 bombina young they have been with me for four months. All were well and healthy but 2 of them suddenly stopped eating. They are apathetic and seem paralyzed with his head down. So I noticed, I have separated them. I've tried them with medical gentamicin drops dripping on their dorsal parts and also with baths antifungal itraconazole. makes about 1 week and they do not die and not recover. This morning I found a bombina which until yesterday was well, dead in the community tank. If anyone has any information to help me, I thank you. I have other amphibians (axolotls, and galipatos Triturus cristata, and Dendrobates tinctorios). The Dendrobates eats the same as bombina and are healthy. Therefore, I rule out problems with feeding. See the photos attached
thank you friends!
 

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I don't know if you will get much info here but there a "brother site" that will help you for sure: Frog Forum
 
Thanks by information...I will try !!!
 
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