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[Madison]

Ok sounds good
I sent a photo of the set up. He was just now opening his mouth and it was yellowish just now

 

[Madison]

Ok sounds good
Karrie

Here
He just opened his mouth and it was yellowish and hissed

 

[KarrieRee]

Ok so the light in that tank is a All in One? What are the wood chips? I recommend you get rid of them - they can cause impaction--- or worse if they injest a sharp piece causing internal injuries- you can go w/ some textured NON adhesive shelf liner-- cut to the size of the tank it's cheap and insects can't get underneath- you can get it at your local home improvement store- please post pics of his eyes can't see him very well
Karrie

 

[Madison]

Ok so the light in that tank is a All in One? What are the wood chips? I recommend you get rid of them - they can cause impaction--- or worse if they injest a sharp piece causing internal injuries- you can go w/ some textured NON adhesive shelf liner-- cut to the size of the tank it's cheap and insects can't get underneath- you can get it at your local home improvement store- please post pics of his eyes can't see him very well
Karrie

Here are the photos of him
The one on the top is a heat lamp and the other is a UVB light.

 

[KarrieRee]

The UVB in the tank is a ? Brand and bulb T 5 or T 8? Is there a reflector on the fixture? I am wondering if the UVB is too close and causing issues
Karrie

 

[Madison]

The UVB in the tank is a ? Brand and bulb T 5 or T 8? Is there a reflector on the fixture? I am wondering if the UVB is too close and causing issues
Karrie

There is no reflector on it, but we just flipped it to where it is facing down and he is right under with a mouth slightly open. We have the same set up as the other two and they are doing just fine.

 

[KarrieRee]

That is the only thing I can think of that would be causing eye issues- are you feeding crickets and if so in the tank---? What about the basking bulb? How far is it from him? Is it just one eye or both? He is obviously in distress w/ the black beard
Karrie

 

[CooperDragon]

He is definitely in distress. His fat pads are depleted and eyes sunken as you said. He has a full looking belly which is a bit odd. A vet visit is definitely in order. An x-ray would help determine blockages and blood work would help find issues with failing organs.

 

[Madison]

That is the only thing I can think of that would be causing eye issues- are you feeding crickets and if so in the tank---? What about the basking bulb? How far is it from him? Is it just one eye or both? He is obviously in distress w/ the black beard
Karrie

He is taken out and fed superworms, it’s both eyes and now he is hissing at me, his beard is lighter, but is acting super weird now.

 

[KarrieRee]

Get him into the vet
Here's a website to find a reptile vet in your area
www.arav.org
Karrie

 

[Madison]

Get him into the vet
Here's a website to find a reptile vet in your area
http://www.arav.org
Karrie

Thank you for all the help but he sadly passed away last night I greatly appreciate all of your help deeply

 

[gizmogizzygiz]

i’m so sorry for your loss.

 

[KarrieRee]

We tried -- I am sorry
Karrie

 

[Madison]

We tried -- I am sorry
Karrie

Thank you for everything though, he had a nice life