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Searching for specialist in NJ

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My current vet is the vet the local wildlife refuge uses for all their snakes, turtles, and other herpetological needs. However, I am looking for a specialist, and wondered whether anyone here could point me the right way. I have tried searching manually, but have not been able to find any definitive specialists.

The reason for this is I took my bearded dragon for his first vet visit. He came back with coccida and worms, but the vet said he could not tell the load based on a fecal. So, before I pump my baby beardie full of meds, I would like to ask if anyone can point me to a dedicated specialist who can tell me more.
 
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