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- Thread starter RobK.
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Man sick or not he's a pretty rhino,i hope everything works out for roni cause u sure give him great care.
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He is nice looking.
got10
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Great looking Rhino Rob
I was thinking something about the head shaking. Could it be parasitic by any chance. I remembered a friend of mine whose brother in law owned a reptile store here on long island. He got a lizard in as a trade that was doing the same thing that you describe your guy as doing. I remember that he took it to a vet that said it had worms/ nematodes in its nose and ears. All I remembered was that they gave it some kind of meds to rid it of the problem . I dont remember what it was they gave it, but i do recall it was better not too long after
I was thinking something about the head shaking. Could it be parasitic by any chance. I remembered a friend of mine whose brother in law owned a reptile store here on long island. He got a lizard in as a trade that was doing the same thing that you describe your guy as doing. I remember that he took it to a vet that said it had worms/ nematodes in its nose and ears. All I remembered was that they gave it some kind of meds to rid it of the problem . I dont remember what it was they gave it, but i do recall it was better not too long after
