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Hey guys,
I am offering "Marlon" to anyone willing to provide him a loving home. With school coming up I am afraid I won't have enough time to care for him the way he deserves.
Due to some lies from the breeder I purchased him from, Marlon had a rough start. He was never fed CGD and was fed baby food. I planned to feed CGD and it would of been helpful to know this. He was supposedly an aggressive cricket eater as well. I couldn't get him to eat crickets for anything and his weight started to drop dramatically. He had several vet visits and we were able to determine he also had Entamoeba invadens. He was treated successfully and now just doesn't know how to eat on his own. So I syringe feed him everynight and he is more then willing to eat when you supply it to him. On his own he doesn't know how or maybe where to find his food (which is CGD).
He has been in my care for several months after treating him and is doing well. I can guarantee his health and all you have to do is hand feed him. Hopefully he will figure out how to eat his food on his own.
I am offering "Marlon" to anyone willing to provide him a loving home. With school coming up I am afraid I won't have enough time to care for him the way he deserves.
Due to some lies from the breeder I purchased him from, Marlon had a rough start. He was never fed CGD and was fed baby food. I planned to feed CGD and it would of been helpful to know this. He was supposedly an aggressive cricket eater as well. I couldn't get him to eat crickets for anything and his weight started to drop dramatically. He had several vet visits and we were able to determine he also had Entamoeba invadens. He was treated successfully and now just doesn't know how to eat on his own. So I syringe feed him everynight and he is more then willing to eat when you supply it to him. On his own he doesn't know how or maybe where to find his food (which is CGD).
He has been in my care for several months after treating him and is doing well. I can guarantee his health and all you have to do is hand feed him. Hopefully he will figure out how to eat his food on his own.