...I want to say a general thanks to all of you who emailed (and posted) suggestions and contacts for me. The sad thing is that he has been dead for nearly 48 hours so his little body, even though chilled, will have deteriorated too much. Had my car not died on me last night there would have been some hope b/c he would have been preserved in time and I did have someone to do it. My car was towed to the dealer today so I couldn't even get to the vet until Saturday (car-less for two days - and living in the sticks of NH I am stranded!)
One of the contacts suggested doing one myself. I know that some folks on this forum have done this and I am thinking about it. I know that ChamNews has an article with photos etc. of the inside of a larger spp. cham. Bart is so tiny and I don't know if I can bring myself to cut into his little body - yes, I know he is dead... :/ I have a friend with a dissecting microscope so I will see if I can borrow it. Although I would find little that would mean anything, unless it was real obvious, it would be an educational experience. I'll see, but he is deteriorating by the minute.
So that's the scoop. I am still conversing with some "experts" re: symptoms, etc. so some speculative consensus may be drawn and I will certainly share it with all of you.
BTW, please don't ask me the name of the person who agreed to do it or for that matter even who I contacted. I say this out of respect for their privacy so they aren't suddenly hounded by keepers looking for free advice, necropsies, etc. Don’t ask, because I won't tell 
I am sure you can all appreciate and understand this.
I am still very sad and it's hard to come into my office and look at my big, beautiful, empty vivarium. I am thinking of getting some thing inexpensive, easy to care for and that will eat my large supply of pinheads and fruit flies! LOL! Any ideas?
Thanks so much for being here 
lele
