We have a young female Gold Dust Day Gecko who has hung around our
kitchen for quite a few months now, but she is suddenly turning blue on
her forward half. The only time I have seen any of them turn blue
instead of green is when they have died, so I am really concerned about
her.
She still seems hungry, but is much more timid than usual and is much
thinner than she was a few weeks ago and is not eating as well.
We don't have any geckos in captivity, but we have them all over our
house, mostly the day geckos, but also a lot of the house geckos and the
Mourning geckos, so we almost always have papaya and water out for
them. We also feed them meal worms occasionally, and she ate 3 small
ones yesterday, but doesn't seem to want them today.
Does anyone know what would make her turn blue like that? Is there
anything I can do for her? Is there anything she particularly needs
that I could put out for her?
Any help would be greatly appreciated as she is one of our favorites.
She has been coming around ever since she was quite small.
Mahalo, Sherron
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