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My area of expertise would be snakes and reptile genetics (again mostly w/ snakes). Although I have dealt w/ almost all species of reptiles commonly sold in the US.
15 years keeping, breeding, selling, and teaching about reptiles.
Past board member of the Central FL Herpetological Society
B.S. Biology Ed. UCF
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50% to 75% on humidity, they sell humidity gauges, and a good trick to increase humidity is a larger water dish. At a foot and a half he should be eat adult mice not fuzzies, or are you talking about
I usually work the skin off by hand or with twizzers. I don't like the eyes closed not eating, that to me means very sick lizard. I'd ask for a guarantee that this lizard is going to eat and survive
Yes, take them and the dragon to the vet for help. Although, the topical mite treatments MIGHT work, if they don't work right away I'd go to the vet. I have no idea how they got there. Yes, any blood-sucking
There are monitors you can buy, you're local pet store should have them. If not, or maybe better yet, try www.lllreptile.com Aluminum foil or plastic wrap over a portion of the lid can help keep in moisture
I'd love to take a look. bnr.com@prodigy.net Put "parasites" in the subject field. I doubt seriously I'll be able to help, but I would suggest you take your pics of better yet your slides or EVEN your

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