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Why would a gecko not eat it’s shed?
it was weird. he’s been fine and normal lately, so i was just wondering if there was any reason for that. i haven’t fed him in about 3 days because i could tell he was about to shed, so he shouldn’t be full.. |
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| 02/19/08 10:33pm |
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Smurfzilla View Profile |
Message To: AllHailRain In reference to Message Id: 1630372 Why would a gecko not eat it’s shed?
Could also have been too dry for a proper shed. They can get fed up with trying to remove the dry shed (which crumbles and breaks and doesnt pull off easily).. so they wander around with it stuck to them. |
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| 02/20/08 07:41pm |
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AllHailRain View Profile |
Message To: Smurfzilla In reference to Message Id: 1631157 Why would a gecko not eat it’s shed?
you’re probably right about laziness. i was just curious. :] |
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| 02/20/08 09:31pm |
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Yellowfang View Profile |
Message To: AllHailRain In reference to Message Id: 1631323 Why would a gecko not eat it’s shed?
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| 02/22/08 11:09am |
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AllHailRain View Profile |
Message To: Yellowfang In reference to Message Id: 1633355 Why would a gecko not eat it’s shed?
just wanted to be sure it wasn’t some death illness sign. haha, cause he’s always eaten all of it before. but he was just either lazy or not that hungry, i suppose. |
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| 02/22/08 04:29pm |
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