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One of my leos lost his tail once, and I was mainly just advised to keep the wound clean. And also to put some kind of antibacterial cream on it, but I can't remember what it was that I used. I'm pretty sure it was just some kind of baby cream that we had in the house already, and that worked fine. Have you separated them until you get her sorted?
I found this link and hope that it helps
First Aid For Reptiles
Where leos are concerned, most people pick a staple diet and shake it up every now and again with other insects. They need a calcium supplement and a supplement with added D3. Mine had mealworms as a staple, as one had poor sight and couldn't hunt well, but they loved their crickets and locusts too (when they could be bothered)
What is their setup like now?
I found this link and hope that it helps
First Aid For Reptiles
Where leos are concerned, most people pick a staple diet and shake it up every now and again with other insects. They need a calcium supplement and a supplement with added D3. Mine had mealworms as a staple, as one had poor sight and couldn't hunt well, but they loved their crickets and locusts too (when they could be bothered)
What is their setup like now?
