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Gulf Coast Avian & Exotics

Ken Foose November 20, 2013 10:01 am

Mites in Reptiles

My lizard has not eaten since I got her, and she also has a bottlejaw, which I think is from hypoproteinemia due to parasites. Can you help?

Bloated Tiger Salamander

AUTHOR: Ken Foose

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