Axolotl problems (need help)

[Deetheking]

I'm having some problems with my two axe's over the course of the last week where there gills have deteriorated or completely disappeared. Along with one them (albino) showing yellowish sores on their tail. I've done some research and have been giving them regular salt baths along with replacing their water every day. If anyone else has any suggestions please do comment.
Thanks in advance for you help

 

[wolfen]

house them in 100% holtfreters + 0.2g/l magnesium sulphate changed daily, until the ingredients can be sourced use 3.5g/l non-iodised salt ie.. marine, himalayan, halite.
this can be done for two weeks then reduce holtfreters to 50% + 0.1g magnesium sulphate or at the minimum 2g/l salt.
don't do any more salt baths although methyline blue bath would be benificial.
make sure the water is oxygenated with an air stone.
it will take a while for the gills to recover and they may grow back strange ie.. like antlers, pigtails or horns.
how long has their tank been cycled and how was it cycled, the gill regression is done to prevent the absorption of toxic compounds ie.. ammonia.
what are the tank parameters ie.. ph, ammonia, nitrites, nitrates plus kh gh if possible.
info holtfreters.. Axolotls - Requirements & Water Conditions in Captivity

 

[Deetheking]

house them in 100% holtfreters + 0.2g/l magnesium sulphate changed daily, until the ingredients can be sourced use 3.5g/l non-iodised salt ie.. marine, himalayan, halite.
this can be done for two weeks then reduce holtfreters to 50% + 0.1g magnesium sulphate or at the minimum 2g/l salt.
don't do any more salt baths although methyline blue bath would be benificial.
make sure the water is oxygenated with an air stone.
it will take a while for the gills to recover and they may grow back strange ie.. like antlers, pigtails or horns.
how long has their tank been cycled and how was it cycled, the gill regression is done to prevent the absorption of toxic compounds ie.. ammonia.
what are the tank parameters ie.. ph, ammonia, nitrites, nitrates plus kh gh if possible.
info holtfreters.. Axolotls - Requirements & Water Conditions in Captivity

Thanks for the quick response I have a few questions since this is the first time since I've had them I've had them in this bad condition
When it comes to the holtfreters solution at 100 percent would that differ from recipe
4tsp of CaCl2
1.5 cups of table salt
1.5 tps of KCL
3 tbsp of baking soda
Along with that you said housing so would that entail that I put them back into a aquarium to better dilute the solution as most recipes are given for 1 cup of solutions for every 5 gallons

Secondly I am in the process of ordering some methenyle blue would these baths or, black tea baths suffice until I am able to purchase the ingredients for the holtfreters solution

 

[wolfen]

for 100% holtfreters with epsom salt it's.. 3.5g/l sodium chloride, 0.2g/l bicarbonate of soda, 0.1g/l calcium chloride, 0.05g/l potassium chloride, 0.2g/l magnesium sulphate, 50% would be half levels although salt works better at 2g/l, the solution is easier to make in larger volumes then use the required amount needed.
due to the different molecular densities for each chemical/mineral it is more accurate to measure in grams rather than cup, teaspoon etc.. (salt itself has different levels depending on fine, course etc..)
when making the solution make the bicarbonate of soda separately so it doesn't combine with the other chemicals/minerals.
until the tank is sorted they will have to be tubbed.
methyline blue baths can be done with or without holtfreters, methyline blue helps combat the effects of high nitrogen compounds and is also a good anti-fungal, black tea has tannins which can help with fungal issues and the caffeine is useful for lethargic animals.

 

[Deetheking]

for 100% holtfreters with epsom salt it's.. 3.5g/l sodium chloride, 0.2g/l bicarbonate of soda, 0.1g/l calcium chloride, 0.05g/l potassium chloride, 0.2g/l magnesium sulphate, 50% would be half levels although salt works better at 2g/l, the solution is easier to make in larger volumes then use the required amount needed.
due to the different molecular densities for each chemical/mineral it is more accurate to measure in grams rather than cup, teaspoon etc.. (salt itself has different levels depending on fine, course etc..)
when making the solution make the bicarbonate of soda separately so it doesn't combine with the other chemicals/minerals.
until the tank is sorted they will have to be tubbed.
methyline blue baths can be done with or without holtfreters, methyline blue helps combat the effects of high nitrogen compounds and is also a good anti-fungal, black tea has tannins which can help with fungal issues and the caffeine is useful for lethargic animals.

So after taking some time to fully optimize my tanks along with doing research into the correct actions to take, I've notices a worsening in both of their conditions
I've continued to do everyday water changes along with methelyne blue baths twice a day for a hour with 3 hour grace period but it seems that the fungus has completely run wild on them
I don't know if I just need to let the treatments do their work or change my approach
I am unable to find any axi vets in my area at all
Mind you before all this happend I had them houses with my other two wild axolotls who are now in a separate hospital tank doing perfectly fine no issues period
If their is any advice to what I should do please send it asap

 

[wolfen]

what has been done to optimise the water (anything other than holtfreters salt or dechlorinator)
the methyline blue should only be once per 24hrs, 10mins half fish dose, at the most extreme it is 2-4mg/ppm 1 hour.
what is the parameters for your tap water?
acriflavine is also ok to be used with methyline blue (half fish dose same amount of time)
what is the tubs temperature, try to bring the temperature down as much as possible to allow to heal, do not use salt baths, do not use higher levels of salts/minerals than stated on the requirements page for axolotl.org
are you still using tsp cup etc for measurement.