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help
my yellowbelly has swollen eyes and acts tired all the time? what can i do and what caused this
Bobby
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Can you post some pics? I don't want to give answers without pics
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Re: help
well i got some eye drops from petsmart and he is looking much better
Bobby
2.1 norm balls
1.0 squirrel
2.2 turtles
0.0.3 whites tree frogs
0.1 leopard gecko
1.1 box turtles
and some fish
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Re: help
hmm, could be a bunch of things.
Has anything changed in his enclosure? My first thought would be allergy, my second thought would be respiratory infection but that isn't likely if there has been no change.
Anything happen to him recently? What has he been like the past few months?
Of all the tyrannies a tyranny executed for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. for it may be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busibodies. For a robber baron's cruelty may cease; his cupidity may at some poitn be sadiated. But those who torment us for out own good do so without ceasing because they do so with the approval of their conscience. ~C.S. Lewis
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Pics would be nice when possible. A vet visit would be ideal, soon.
Tony.....
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Eyes swollen can be typical sign of using the wrong UVB. What kind of uvb do you use, I need the brand name and if its a tube fluorescent or a bulb swirly fluorescent.
- Matt
Come here little guy. You're awfully cute and fluffy but unfortunately for you, you're made of meat
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Re: help
It could be a variety of things, but I'll bet either vit def, or RI. It's hard to make sure you have the right uv for him/her. There are allot of brands but I've found (through the use of a uv meter) that many don't even penetrate more then a few inches, that's cut down even by a screen top. A vet visit is what I always recommend, and keep us updated, I hope he is doing better.
Thanks
Rusty
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