Axolotl fungus infection? Need confirmation and advice

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Two weeks ago I left my axolotl home for traveling. So I didn't have time to change the water as I am still outside for two weeks. This is what makes me think the axolotl is infected by fungus.

I am not so sure about salt bath, is it really needed for this?
Or I can just fridging my axolotl ?

Any advice for this?
Thanks in advance
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On the pictures, you can see the white thing on both front and bottom legs.
And just yesterday I saw there is white thing on it's mouth too.
 

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