Help!!

Can't believe no one has suggested this yet, but TAKE THEM TO THE VET!! A vet visit might have saved the one that just passed. If your other ones are bad off these remedies being suggested work great, but we aren't doctors and can't tell if there's something going on internally. Also, prescription meds may end up working better or being more appropriate. Please take them asap!

And THANK YOU for trying your best and rescuing them. Hopefully you won't lose any more and the remaining ones can make full recoveries. Good luck!

It's fine guys, thank you. Well it's not fine and does hurt, but it'll be okay. He's not suffering anymore and after at least a little while more making sure the other two are fine(all that i've noticed is Muzuchi looks a little dehydrated) I can tempt to save another BP.
Which I just got back from the store and got Fluker's Repta+boost to see if this will help, and some other things as well! Raiden doesn't seem as though anythings wrong with him, and he ate his first f/t mouse this morning! Also the first time I was successful in feeding f/t so im happy about that at least.

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Originally Posted by O'Mathghamhna

Can't believe no one has suggested this yet, but TAKE THEM TO THE VET!! A vet visit might have saved the one that just passed. If your other ones are bad off these remedies being suggested work great, but we aren't doctors and can't tell if there's something going on internally. Also, prescription meds may end up working better or being more appropriate. Please take them asap!

And THANK YOU for trying your best and rescuing them. Hopefully you won't lose any more and the remaining ones can make full recoveries. Good luck!

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I didn't know until after my pet store visit just now that there were any vets that would check them out in my area.

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Originally Posted by Nitewolfie

I didn't know until after my pet store visit just now that there were any vets that would check them out in my area.

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OK, well go ahead and get them checked out asap, especially with dehydration. If one is dehydrted and you attempt to give it anything but rehydration solution or water it will probably die as well. Dehydrated animals MUST be hydrated before receiving food or nutrients or they won't be able to properly absorb anything. The vet may attempt to tube or give subcutaneous IV fluids for quicker absorption.

Update: Mizuchi doesn't seem dehydrated- if anything shes just underweight( I don't have a scale just yet so I can't tell you her exact weight, I can just say she weighs less than Ryuu whose about a foot less in length than Mizuchi). Has a few scars though and seems very docile(at least with humans).