Hi, I've had my male Leopard Gecko Huli for about four years now, and he's always been on the smaller side. Lately however I noticed he's been losing weight and shedding more frequently. I have been to a vet, who checked him out for parasites and said he was healthy. He isn't dangerously underweight, but his tail width is about 2/3rds the width of his head, and I understand that he should have more fat than that. He's been eating well, and I've been giving him extra waxworms, but he doesn't seem to keep it on. We have a new baby in the house, which causes alot of extra noise, so is it possibly stress related? If so, what should I be doing to increase his weight? Are there any special insects/foods which are high in fat besides waxworms? Also, I've heard alot of conflicting things about housing two male geckos together, and I'm interested in getting a second, but only if they can be housed together safely. Huli's welfare is the number one priority so I'd only do it if I was sure it's ok
2007-03-21
05:36:15
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Mojo
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