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Caring for a Grasshopper?

We have a big garden full of these beautiful lubbers which I really love and adore. However, we recently had our landscaper cut a bush and the next day to my horror I found, on what was left of the bush, a sweet little nymph lubber with a humongous abscess on it, coming from his back, area connected to the head (but abscess not connected to his head). I don't know exactly what it is or where it's from or what I can do to help him. But any information at all would be helpful.

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Currently I am housing him inside, in an open airy box full of the leaves that he likes and some water. He is hardly moving but having body/muscle spasms and obviously very weak he can hardly stand/move around.

Please let me know if you have any ideas or direction :(

By Cam

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August 19, 20150 found this helpful

It might be kind to euthanize it, It would stop the pain.

 
August 19, 20150 found this helpful

I don't know if there is any way to fix this problem. I'm sorry.

 
Anonymous
February 19, 20170 found this helpful

You should put it in your garden

 

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