HulloThere
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So I went to feed my dragon earlier (female, maybe six, seven years old? Not too sure) and, seeing the locusts, she got excited and fell out of her little branch thing about six, ten inches? Landed on her back with her tail coming out between her legs and just sorta looked at me. I panicked and tried to turn her over to encourage her to walk towards the locusts. When turned over she sat still for a couple of minutes maybe before finally starting to walk around.
I'm not entirely sure, but she seems to be moving quite slowly now? She's sitting basking at the moment, but about twenty minutes ago I used the delivery tube that we use for the locusts to try and entice her to the other side of her terrarium. She came over after a little while but had to turn around and did so in a really weird way, kind of clambering over her own tail rather than just going around the base of the tree and turning around that way. I'm really worried in case she's a little paralysed? For a while I thought she couldn't move her rear legs but she definitely can, so is her tail paralysed, if that's possible?
I'm sorry if some of this stuff is unclear, please ask if you need me to clarify anything. Right now I just need to know though whether I should be worried or whether I'm over-reacting.
I'm not entirely sure, but she seems to be moving quite slowly now? She's sitting basking at the moment, but about twenty minutes ago I used the delivery tube that we use for the locusts to try and entice her to the other side of her terrarium. She came over after a little while but had to turn around and did so in a really weird way, kind of clambering over her own tail rather than just going around the base of the tree and turning around that way. I'm really worried in case she's a little paralysed? For a while I thought she couldn't move her rear legs but she definitely can, so is her tail paralysed, if that's possible?
I'm sorry if some of this stuff is unclear, please ask if you need me to clarify anything. Right now I just need to know though whether I should be worried or whether I'm over-reacting.