When I purchased an incredibly expensive male and within six weeks of having him, he was at death's door (if you use antibiotics on your leos and sell them right after, please inform the buyers, so they have something to tell the vet if things go wrong), I knew I needed a back up male "just in case".
So, with no further adieu, here he is (drum roll please...):


I don't know who said Leos don't eat greens...nobody bothered to tell this male that...he's been licking all over the fake plants in his tank, hoping they were edible.
(wish's I could've gotten a pic of that!
PS - my other male is putting his weight back on and will hopefully make a full recovery.
After weeks of false diagnosis (no fecal matter to go on as he wouldn't eat), it was discovered that he had a huge yeast infection (much more dangerous to a leo than an irritating itch...)Vet said he'd never seen so much yeast in any lizard and the only way he could have gotten so much would have been to a prolonged antibiotic use or a high dosage. If we had known he had been on antibiotics to begin with, we could have treated him before he was at death's door. (sigh)
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