Help me to help a friend
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little leaf
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I think she has the gular edema - the " lump" on her shoulder, in the 2nd pic- looks like one of the fluid filled things Olive gets when gravid - they will also show up under her arm pits- and around her neck - but poor thing - she really needs to see a vet ( but you know that ) I dont think anyone will say she does, or does not have anything that can transfer to your other chams- only a vet who sees her can maybe tell you that - but you have her pretty far from the others, and I am sure you are washing your hands realllllllly good-
good job on getting her to eat, I would try a roach if you can get your hands on any, they digest pretty easily, I dont feed meal or super worms because of the impaction risk ( only because w/ my luck , my chams would get it - )
keep us posted
good job on getting her to eat, I would try a roach if you can get your hands on any, they digest pretty easily, I dont feed meal or super worms because of the impaction risk ( only because w/ my luck , my chams would get it - )
keep us posted
NosyBe15
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I am going to attempt to get my friend to get her to a vet ASAP. I know of one who has exp with chams. He helped me out a while back with an issue with my males eye.
And yes I am washing my hands really well when I have done anything by her cage. And nothing is getting mixed between the chams. Everyone has there own lights and things like that.
And yes I am washing my hands really well when I have done anything by her cage. And nothing is getting mixed between the chams. Everyone has there own lights and things like that.
NosyBe15
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My friend is picking her up tonight so he can get her into the vet. So she will of spent a total of about 24 hours in my apt. 23.5 of those hours she was quarenteened into my bathroom. So I am feeling a little better about my 2 healthy Chams.
I have not crossed any feeding cups, I have only touched her one time and that was to put her into the laying bin to show her where it was. I have not touched her since, when I force fed her, she was on a vine, so I didnt really touch her.
When I mist her cage I do it from way above so nothing from the mister ever touches any part of her cage, it doesnt even really come close.
So I am feeling a little better about her, and my healthy chams.
I will monitor my 2 chams very very closely for the next few days.
I have not crossed any feeding cups, I have only touched her one time and that was to put her into the laying bin to show her where it was. I have not touched her since, when I force fed her, she was on a vine, so I didnt really touch her.
When I mist her cage I do it from way above so nothing from the mister ever touches any part of her cage, it doesnt even really come close.
So I am feeling a little better about her, and my healthy chams.
I will monitor my 2 chams very very closely for the next few days.
