Tigresssnow":c0aqqkpa said:Can you post a photo of the leg? It's unfortunately common for nips no matter what. Best is to separate the aggressive one into it's own separate enclosure (a plastic storage bin will work wonders for this and be inexpensive) for the rest of it's life as I don't believe aggressiveness reverses with time. How old is the baby that was bitten, and how is he acting? Does he favour the leg and limp or not move around at all? If he stops eating due to trauma you may need to buy carnivore care by oxbow (10 bucks off amazon) to keep it healthy while the leg heals. Pick up some unpasteurized honey (it's a natural antibacterial agent when unpasteurized) and apply it twice a day I believe it is. You won't want to leave crix unattended as they will be attracted to the honey and will add to the damage. Try to rinse the blood and debris off the leg with a soak in water and keep an eye out for discomfort. I'm trying to think of what else helps. If the other babies seem interested I the honey you may have to separate the baby in question as well. Please let me know and try to post a photo. If it is indeed broken I'm unsure if there's any at home remedy for that.
I tried to post a pic but it froze, will try again tomorrow and he does not move around a lot and does favor it when he does. He seems like ge is in discomfort from it as I noticed one of gis legs were twitching after I picked him up. I have not tried to feed him yet I will let you know gow that goes tomorrow. I was not here when this was noticed so I was not able to give him a bath right away. My friend was here feedimg them. I will however give him a bath in the morning and will grab some honey well I am out. I do not feed them in their enclosures tht they are in now so I will not have to worry about leaving them unattended if the honey is on. Oh and thw baby is only about 3 weeks old. I think I answered all of the questions lol