It looks like you're doing everything you can. The heat and hydration are the important points.



It's up to getting it to a good tortoise vet ASAP.



If it's not a seasoned herp vet mention the ARAV http://www.arav.org/



I'm sure the vet can find a consult through them.



Also...



Here is the contact info for Steven Divers who is an amazing vet. This is more of a consult contact. He wrote the book on chelonian medicine.



Stephen J. Hernandez-Divers

BVetMed, DZooMed(reptilian), MRCVS, Dipl.ACZM,

RCVS Recognised Specialist in Zoo and Wildlife Medicine

Associate Professor of Exotic Animal, Wildlife & Zoological Medicine,

Department of Small Animal Medicine & Surgery,

College of Veterinary Medicine,

University of Georgia,

Athens, GA 30602-7390, USA

Tel: 1-706-542-9384 (Department)

Tel: 1-706-542-3221 (Hospital)

Fax: 1-706-542-6460

Email: shdivers@vet.uga.edu

www.vet.uga.edu/zoo





>>My Sri Lankan Star within 24 hours has gone from being extremely active and eating well to being really lathargic. Temp is at 84 degrees inside with no cold air going in at all. Eyes are just starting to get a little cloudy. Will get to the vets office in the a.m. tomorrow. No bubbles coming from the nose at all.. Anyone have any ideas or suggestions ? Gave him a warm bath 1 hour ago. Not very interested nor was he thirsty. Thanks for all help given. MIke
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Ed @ Tortoise Keepers

Trying to keep the fun in Chelonian care

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