What didn't you like about the first vet? How many leopards was this sick
one with? If this gecko has a parasite chances are good the others do too.
Eating normally is a good sign, however, this does not rule out presence
of parasites in these healthy appearing gex. Did either vet recommend a fecal
sample be analyzed? What size tank were they all in? Were they all about
the same size? How old are they? Substrate? Supplements? Feeding regimen?
Your temps seem ok if accurate - what kind of temp measuring device are you
using? Give us some answers to these and the other folks' questions and we
can help put you on the right track.
Julie Bergman
http://www.geckoranch.com
GGA lifetime member
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He got checked over by his second vet today. Still nothing but
he tried to bite me so its a start. He is now in his own tank. Vet said to
keep it at 80-90 to see if we can get him more active and eating more. Normaly
he is in a tank with others (All of which are perfectly fine and eat tons)
cold side around 75 hot around 85-90 in the day, 10-20 lower at night.
