And I know ya'll are good listeners

I have an '07 CH female I found a few months ago. She's an awesome eater, always sheds perfect, very healthy... She's always been in my hatchling rack and is in a 6qt tub.

I noticed this past Saturday that she has a respiratory infection. It's only to the point of thick saliva, slight bubbling in her mouth, but STILL! She's my first since 2004, to ever have one, and I really don't know why. She's already had 2 shots of 100mg/ml baytril(which is what I keep on hand), one on Saturday and one Monday. She gets 0.01ml diluted with a bit of saline(less than 0.1ml) so she doesn't get scars and so the baytril doesn't sting going in.

She shed on Sunday and seems to feel a bit better. Probably because she can breathe now. I've upped her humidity and moved her to the very bottom of the rack(I do everything to her last and disinfect my clothes/arms/hands before touching anything else). If I need to take her out to where I went to tech school, for quarantine, I can do so. Temps are normally 95/80(I'm adding another strip of 3" to every shelf, so the ambient temps will be 84 or so). Temps don't fluctuate and they don't go under 80.

Anyway.. Just wanted to vent. Hopefully she'll be ok.