[gecko]How do I treat MBD in Leopard Gecko?

Hi. I suspect that a female has metabolic bone disease. She has developed a slight overbite that she never had before. I could put her on a diet of crickets dusted with calcium/D3, but I'd really like some other suggestions if anyone has any. Thanks, Steve

Re: [gecko]How do I treat MBD in Leopard Gecko?

a day for a few days to see if the supplementation is beneficial. You should be able to find it at your local pharmacy. Nathan Hall www.geckosunlimited.com - Original Message - From: Steven Groginsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED

Re[2]: [gecko]Eublepharis macularias (leopard gecko) keeping conditions

Tony, So maybe raising the daytime temp a little on the hot end and putting a humid hide that has something that they can dig a little in, placing it somewhere towards the cool end where the temperature would be a little lower might simulate the burrows? At 8/29/03 08:57 PM, you wrote: Hello,

Re: [gecko]Deformed Leopard geckos

I had a dwarf last season. She wasn't eating so I had to feed her Ensure out of an eyedropper twice a day. As of a couple of weeks ago, she hadn't grown much bigger than when she hatched, although she was eating mealworms on her own. Being mistakenly housed with two other babies who grew

[gecko]Limiting num. of E. macularius clutches

I was wondering if this scheme I have for limiting the number of clutches a female will produce is valid: the idea is to hold off introducing the male until very late in the breeding season. I have a female that I would like to breed but I don't want things to get out of hand. Thanks, Steve