Yeah, reason I asked about crickets being left in is they will seek a source of moisture even if it's dranage from a wound or an open sore. They will go back night after night and reopen wounds of sleeping dragons.

other then the normal feeding issues or overcrowding issues which would cause one dragon to nip another either accidentaly or on purpose I'm not sure what could cause your problem. I haven't heard of anything other then infected wounds that would cause infections and necrotic skin like what you described.

The freezer method is one of those inhumane crock pot ideas that have been thrown around threw years.. The thought thinking cold would put the dragon to sleep, and then soon after death.. The fact is just like an ice cube freezes it freezes from outside in.. meaning toes feet arms leg freeze and splinter before any organs that would lead to death.
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