Live Chat is On-Line

[Pooka]

Hi all,
Just wanted to post here on the board that the live chat is up and running. Be aware that you must be logged in with your username and password to reach the live chat area, as this is a members only feature. Once in the chat area look through the rules/faq and readme threads then just use your username (with no password, leave that blank) to come on into the chat. Please be pateint with me if I am i there. I work and do this stuff on my breaks most often so I may be working when you enter, be pateint I'll be back to the keyboard soon enough. I hope you all enjoy the chat area.

[Zekey]

YEAH!!! Great job Pooka!! It is very exciting & I can't wait till we have a full room of members & have a great party!!!

[Pooka]

For now all we can do is post in the chat area scheduled times and hope others can make it or just hang out in there and hope someone pops in

[Lee]

My green water dragon has what looks like white mould growing on his back... what should i do?

[wizsh1]

Ok lee that post does not belong in this section or in this topic you should start a new topic that way ppl looking to help will now were to look.

[Pooka]

Hi Lee,
I'm sure if you stick around you'll get a feel for how to navigate the forum and what goes where. NO big deal but luckily your question was found here.

As to the answer:
A white mold appearing growth on the dragons back is 1 of 2 things. Either its a baceterial skin infection or a fungal skin infection. Both of which require a thoruogh tank cleaning and an immediate trip to the vet to get the appropriate medications. Please do not hold off on this as either infection can borrow under the skin and attack tissue causeing permenant damage.

[elizabeth]

wizsh1 said:

Ok lee that post does not belong in this section or in this topic you should start a new topic that way ppl looking to help will now were to look.

It looks as though maybe he chose that spot because he was thinking it was a live chat help?? Just a thought no matter I put it in a section where it is more likely to be noticed...