Quote Originally Posted by aegillesp View Post
She hasn't been on Baytril since the first week or so of March, is there something specific I can ask for when I go tomorrow? I know this may sound dumb, but Isn't drinking/purified water that I buy at the store, isn't that dechlorinated? I used to use distilled until I read on here not to use it, so I only use that for my fishies. I did try to feed her a cricket when I did the repiboost on Friday but she actually spat it out after we thought she ate it... I bought a small rubber spatula to use for her mouth since I was really scared to hurt her more with a paper card. can I give her a reptiboost bath? and if I can, what ratio do I use? I really do want to do right with her and I really appreciate the help you've given me!

I did put her in a hospital tank and I put it inside of her terrarium, since that was the best place to keep up the temps, when I left it was 81*F inside her hosp tank. I left a tiny bowl of water and an even tiner bowl of phoenix worms that have been wiggling like crazy. I'm hoping she'll eat those. Can I force feed her a phoenix worm? She'll get more calcium that way... and I have some pretty small ones I can give her.
I'm sorry, i was typing when you left this post, so I missed osme of this information... sorry!
bottled water is not guaranteed to not have chlorine, chloramines in it. You still need to use the water conditioner. It's cheeper to use a water conditioner, de-chlorinatoer and tap water than it is to buy bottled water. And it's better for her.
It's good your not using distelled. But now that I know you were, that is another cause of MBD, it was draining all of her minerels in her body. By the way, the distilled water isn't good for fish either.
I would stay away from the phoenix worms for now, and use the reptiboost to dust small crickets only if you need to force feed. Or even if she's free feeding. Als use calcium every day for now and multi-vitamin once per week. I think she's severely malnourished and needs extra calcium. Phoenix worms are hard to digest, I hear. And if she's not well, that could cause a whole other slew of problems.

A repti-boost bath is a good idea.
Use pedialyte solution (1 part to 10 parts water) and add one of the little scoops full of repti-boost. Use treated water for the bath, and make sure it's fairly warm and not too deep. Soak her about 10 mins, then soak her in a warm clean treated water bath to rinse her. This could give her the nutrients she needs to begin eating on her own again.