I honestly don't know what to suggest for the impaction. That looks terrible...



As far as the legs go... to me they look more like a severe calcium deficiency. The same goes for the tail... I've seen a geco that had the same syptoms. She ended up being fine except the kinks were always a bit noticable, and she walked with her feet a little twisted once she had her calcium levels back up.



With the one I nursed I used pedialyte with calcium powder mixed in once a day through a syringe. She was eating well enough on her own that I didn't need to force feed food as well as the calcium. With this one's condition do not try and get anything else down it's mouth right now. It'll just make the impaction worse.



The baths probably do make the little one feel a bit more comfortable. Good luck. And even if you don't have the money to bring him to a vet at least you're trying to do something. That's better than whoever left it there tried.

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