Illness/Sickness: Save my ribbon

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Meakajade

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My ribbon is still not well I have tried over the last week to do everything that has been suggested to help him.

So now I am asking if anyone in the Newcastle, Australia area would be willing to take him and give him the life he deserves. I do not want him to suffer another day and I'm worried that is what's happening.:(:(

He has a great personality and often performs what I have called the Mexican hat dance across the front of his tank. He will let you hand feed him.
I believe he is a wild type, black with speckles on his tail.

If anyone could help, ribbon and i would greatly appreciate it.:happy:
 
I'm in sydney hon & KerryM is in Newcastle - I'll MSG her to get in touch. She might even be able to help your set up.

I'll PM you my mobile number



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