hey I posted that question a while back about my little female leo who wasn't eating.
Well, after trying everything, taking legs of crickets, mealworms, waxworms, silkworms, bloodworms, mashing stuff up and feeding it to her on a little plate, force feeding...
I decided I needed to take her to the vet.
I have an excellent reptile vet, highly recommended in eastern canada (dr. benoit)...and with his help, I came to the conclusion that it would probably be best to have her put down.
She weighed a little under 2 grams, there was nothing that he could see that was wrong with her, but due to her size, he couldn't take blood because it's just too difficult to take 0.02 cc's of blood.
She was the last of her clutch to hatch, and was the weakest, I guess that's what I get for taking pity on the little guy.
I miss her a lot, and I feel terrible knowing that she suffered, I guess I just want someone to tell me that I made the right decision... was there something else I could have done???
Lesson to reptile lovers everywhere: resist temptation to take the little runty "won't someone help me please" one in the group...it only leads to heartbreak 
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Alexandria Neonakis
Owner of:
Olivia the Female Green Ig
Maize(f) and Onyx(m) the cornsnakes
Peter(m) and Lois(f) the Leopard Geckos
