Yup! Thanks Barbie!
Julie B.
Barbie Heid wrote:
I would venture to guess that this gecko not only has everted hemipenes
but part of his digestive tract (forget the name for this, help me
gexers!) also likely came out.
Prolapsed rectum?
Barbie ^,,^
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Date: 2003/07/23 Wed PM 12:30:23 EDT
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Subject: Re: [gecko]Bloody feces
Yup! Thanks Barbie!
Can't remember what I had for breakfast, but can't think on a dime about a
herp's butt :)
Barbie ^,,^
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staying warm enough.
Elizabeth
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Thanks all.
I took him to the vet this morning. I don't know how much of the vet's
, the water will moisturize his bottom for
when I put the Vaseline on this evening.
Just like a little baby with diaper-rash! ;-)
Mike
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Date: 2003/07/23 Wed PM 02:00:17 EDT
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Subject: Re: [gecko]Bloody feces
Mike,
Your update, post vet visit
I came home from work this evening and I found
rivulets of blood on the basking rock for my spider geckos. Here is a link to
the pic.
http://members.rogers.com/spidermikey/bloodyrock.jpg
It was accompanied by a healthy male gecko and a
very large blob of feces (little urates). I melted the
Good call Elizabeth, I forgot to mention prolapse from sand/substrate
impaction. Hasn't happened in my collection, however, I am not a big fan
of sand substrate. I use Reptisand when I do use sand. Fine grade sand
if you must!
Julie B.
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