It would be best to go straight to the Vet, however a lot of Vets will not see reptiles. If you have a Vet that will, than do.



With that said, if you work at a pet shop, you may be familiar with Dr. Turtle medicated blocks. They work great for many fungal and bacterial infections. I've used and recommended them several times. Also be sure to keep the water clean. You should also use activated carbon in your filter.



Bill
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2:3:5 Corn snake

2:2:0 Red-tailed rat snake

1:2:0 Eastern Kingsnake

1:1:0 Carpet python

1:1:0 Mangrove snake

1:1:1 Southern copper head

1:1:0 Giant hog nose

1:1:0 Taiwan Beauty

0:2:0 Brazilian Rainbow boa

1:0:0 Yellow anaconda

1:0:0 Halmahera Scrub python

1:0:0 Green tree python

1:1:0 Uni-colored cribo

1:0:0 Albino checkered garter

0:1:0 Pueblan milk snake

0:1:0 Dusky pygmy rattler

0:1:0 Twig mimic snake



1:2:0 Bearded dragon

0:0:2 Nile monitor

2:3:0 Leopard Gecko

1:2:0 Green iguana

1:1:0 Red iguana

1:1:0 Blue tongue skink



5:5:0 Eastern box turtle

1:2:0 Red eared slider

1:1:0 Map turtle

1:0:0 Painted turtle

0:0:1 Sulcata



0:0:1 Dwarf caiman



0:2:0 White-spotted bamboo shark

0:0:2 Saber tusk barracuda

0:0:1 Tiger shovel nose catfish



0:1:0 Foul mouthed African Grey



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