babies in distress

[Spooki]

last week at the store i found a baby leo with a big bite on his head and a dropped tail.

today i found THREE MORE!

there were two older leos who i assume were bullying the little guys. one baby was found fine but i removed him as well so all that is left for sale now are the big guys.

the injured ones are all very tiny and stick thin, my chap stick tube is fatter than them. is there anything more i can do for them except offer food and hope they eat? they're all so stressed and scared right now. i'm worried they'll quickly starve if they don't eat.

 

[Retribution Reptiles]

You can attempt the gecko slurry that is a sticky at the top of this section.

 

[Lady_Kiya]

Slurry would be the best thing to try at this point. After they are bigger, offer them mealies and small cricks.

 

[thestack510]

If at all possible, separate them individually.

 

[Spooki]

i wouldn't be allowed to do the slurry unfortunately (unless i did it secretly). they all seem to be doing ok except the original one i found. he's having a horrible time shedding on his head because of the bite wound.

 

[Retribution Reptiles]

why wouldn't you be allowed to the slurry?

 

[Spooki]

why wouldn't you be allowed to the slurry?

corporate will not allow it unless prescribed by a vet. we are not allowed to diagnose or treat illnesses and injuries beyond minor cuts and scratches with out vet approval.

they're all eating and pooping so i'm not too worried any more.