Title: Re: [Gecko] My geckos blockage
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Thank you for
the great advice Tracy. I really appreciate the kind words.
Derek Pierman
Enrollment Services
DDPCA
(916)861-2503 Ext. 4641
That is very sad :( I'm very sorry,
Derek. I am sure the rest of the gecko gang here would strongly suggest using
only paper toweling or reptile carpet as flooring for baby and young leopard
geckos and other terrestrial young. Until they get better at hunting and are
well established and supplemented they do have a tendency to lick up the sand.
Again, I'm sorry, I would feel the same way, too.
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From: Derek Pierman DDPCA
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Subject: RE: [Gecko] My geckos blockage
Date:
Thu, Jun 6, 2002, 10:34 AM
Hi
Tracy,
I did try to find a humane way of putting him down because I do
love my animals very much and it hurt that I wasn't going to have him for
awhile, but the vet said it definitely was a blockage from sand he had been
eating. I actually had gotten this gecko from Petsmart, but all my others
have come from Petco which are doing great. Thanks you for responding it was
hard letting him go even if I did have him for only about a month. I grew
very attached and I hated giving him
up.
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