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    Thanks for the help! I really couldn't even tell you what kind of lizards we have here. I rarely ever see any! I'm going to try the mice and await a fecal test before I decide anything. I guess I'm really hoping he takes mice no problem at this point...and hopefully is semi clean of parasites.
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    OMG.....is Leah going to feed him a LIVE rodent??? Because no WC should tolerate a zombie dance I to would try a mouse or something close to what you have up there. I know around here there are tons of field mice.

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    Re: Some quick help please...

    Quote Originally Posted by rperry03 View Post
    OMG.....is Leah going to feed him a LIVE rodent??? Because no WC should tolerate a zombie dance I to would try a mouse or something close to what you have up there. I know around here there are tons of field mice.
    HAHAHAHAHAHA we shall see. I am really just researching right now to find the best thing for him. I figured there's no harm in attempting f/t right? I mean...he looks hungry...and mice smell horribly. Maybe he'll recognize the scent and just go for it without even "thinking". LOL we'll see....maybe I'll be the first person to successfully feed f/t to every species for my entire life....not likely eh?
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    It can't hurt Im sure you have a Boa that would gladly dispose of it if he fails to eat it

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    Yeah he would gladly take care of any scraps....BUT I have recently learned that he is FAT and now needs to be changed to a 10 day feeding schedule, as opposed to the 7 day schedule he's been on. My normal male bp will probably take care of it...since he's not overweight lol.
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    Good luck with him Leah
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    Hope he eats well for you. Keep us updated.
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    I'm pretty sure it's an eastern milk.

    If you are still on the fence check the anal plate - if it's divided it's a corn, if it's single it's a milk.

    You really should release him very near to where he was found.

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    Re: Some quick help please...

    Quote Originally Posted by rperry03 View Post
    It can't hurt Im sure you have a Boa that would gladly dispose of it if he fails to eat it
    Quote Originally Posted by LGray23 View Post
    Yeah he would gladly take care of any scraps....BUT I have recently learned that he is FAT and now needs to be changed to a 10 day feeding schedule, as opposed to the 7 day schedule he's been on. My normal male bp will probably take care of it...since he's not overweight lol.
    Sharing refused food completely defeats the purpose of quarantine. Whatever he refuses to eat should be disposed of immediately.

    I agree that it looks like an Eastern Milk, and I agree with Skip that it should be released back into his own territory or as close to it as possible.
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    Re: Some quick help please...

    Quote Originally Posted by JLC View Post
    Sharing refused food completely defeats the purpose of quarantine. Whatever he refuses to eat should be disposed of immediately.

    Good point! I have none in quarantine so I was not even thinking on that level.

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