Gormagon":l128ki6s said:Get him warmed up and, do it quick! Unless you live in southern Florida or someplace globally south of there, he needs to be warmed up.
Can you get a 20 or bigger aquarium?
You can get a clamp on aluminum lamp at wallyworld real cheap and pick up a bulb to put heat to him.
This link will help you immensely.... http://www.beautifuldragons.com/GeneralCare.html
I hope he pulls through!
mikeLB":67ozmqyo said:Thanks for the recommendations guys. I live in south east asia so its generally about 30 Degrees Celsius here. Will keep him warm as I do have a heat lamp but I will have to set up an enclosure.
Soaking in warm water will happen once I get him after work. Have a few videos but I'm not sure on how to post it. In the videos the poor fella's arms looks very limp.
kingofnobbys":1uvswzan said:mikeLB":1uvswzan said:Thanks for the recommendations guys. I live in south east asia so its generally about 30 Degrees Celsius here. Will keep him warm as I do have a heat lamp but I will have to set up an enclosure.
Soaking in warm water will happen once I get him after work. Have a few videos but I'm not sure on how to post it. In the videos the poor fella's arms looks very limp.
In Australia ?
Are there any signs of injuries , he may be wild and a victim of an cat or dog attack if you are in a town.
If you're here (in Australia) , he'll probably be more hungry and dehydrated , some VetaFarm Calcivet solution and VetaFarm Herpaboost and VetaFarm Crittacare will help . probably best to avoid giving big meals of live insect until you are sure he can metabolise them, you will probably have to hand feed him until he regains his strength.
I'd wouldn't worry about getting a companion native animal keepers' permit for your state unless he comes good, a visit to a local reptile vet might be good idea.
Unfortunately Wires wont help sick / injured reptiles and the RSPCA are useless wrt reptiles too.
I've rescued injured wild lizards and they generally come good and tame up nicely (I'm in NSW).
You'll need at minimum a 100L tub, a 26W UVB200 in a dome reflector or nanohood, and a basking lamp (a 80W MVB would be best).
mikeLB":3tb1vfps said:Just an update with some images of how the beardie looks like.
mikeLB":18bp5ktk said:kingofnobbys":18bp5ktk said:mikeLB":18bp5ktk said:Thanks for the recommendations guys. I live in south east asia so its generally about 30 Degrees Celsius here. Will keep him warm as I do have a heat lamp but I will have to set up an enclosure.
Soaking in warm water will happen once I get him after work. Have a few videos but I'm not sure on how to post it. In the videos the poor fella's arms looks very limp.
In Australia ?
Are there any signs of injuries , he may be wild and a victim of an cat or dog attack if you are in a town.
If you're here (in Australia) , he'll probably be more hungry and dehydrated , some VetaFarm Calcivet solution and VetaFarm Herpaboost and VetaFarm Crittacare will help . probably best to avoid giving big meals of live insect until you are sure he can metabolise them, you will probably have to hand feed him until he regains his strength.
I'd wouldn't worry about getting a companion native animal keepers' permit for your state unless he comes good, a visit to a local reptile vet might be good idea.
Unfortunately Wires wont help sick / injured reptiles and the RSPCA are useless wrt reptiles too.
I've rescued injured wild lizards and they generally come good and tame up nicely (I'm in NSW).
You'll need at minimum a 100L tub, a 26W UVB200 in a dome reflector or nanohood, and a basking lamp (a 80W MVB would be best).
Not in Australia sadly. Singapore. I dont have access to the vitamins and solutions you mentioned unfortunately and I'm about 95% sure if i bring this poor soul to RSPCA they will just put it down. Unacceptable. I will do as much as I can to keep it alive. Trying to do the bare necessaries to keep it alive and get it recovering. I have the 100L tub, 100w bulb, a 13w UVB bulb w an aluminium reflector lamp which i just bought today(costs a bomb here).
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