The only thing I recommend is to not use iodized salt like the website says, use only non-iodized salts. Iodine is very toxic to axolotls and may kill or force it to undergo metamorphosis.
Another question I ask is whether your axolotl is him or her? He/She appears rather bloated and, if it isn't caused by a female's eggs; could be a sign of an internalized infection. This type of infection should only be treated by a qualified veterinarian.
Good luck to you and your axolotl, and may it hopefully make a swift recovery!
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