Adult Male Spitting Up Blood

[GreenKnight Exotics]

Hi,
Ok, last week one of my male RAPTOR breeders started going off of his food(crickets), and last night I noticed he was getting really lethargic. He is in a Rubbermaid 2221 bin rack with 11 other bins, he is on paper towel substrate, temps are 91 hot side 77 cool side(I'm Canadian, I'm not sure on the conversion, but the temps are where they should be).
He always has fresh water, all crickets are gutloaded and dusted regularly.
Here are some pics of what I found this morning. It looks like he's coughed up or spit up blood, and not a small amount of it either. Any suggestions? I can't go to a vet today with it being Sunday, so I'm pretty concerned to say the least.
Thanks,
Dave

 

[thestack510]

You checked him for injures, right? Maybe he nicked his foot or tail. I've had that happen. Get him to a vet a.s.a.p.

 

[GreenKnight Exotics]

No injuries, no sign of blood anywhere on him, just in front of him.
Dave

 

[thestack510]

I'm sorry to hear that. I hope the best for you and your Leo.

 

[Mel&Keith]

Wow, Dave, how terrible that this happened on a Sunday. It's like animals know what day the vet is closed. Is there anything that he could have eaten that could have caused an impaction? You said he's not eating but has was he having normal bowel movements until recently?

 

[Golden Gate Geckos]

That is definitely regurgitation. Your gecko will need to see a veterinarian ASAP!!!