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Posted by: LightsOut at Mon Mar 1 02:25:55 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by LightsOut ]  
   

I have two leos (1.1), both about 6-8 months old. The female is a very healthy eater. I noticed lately that her belly is very full, round and firm to the touch. At first I was hoping was developing eggs but I can't see them under the skin. I am a little worried she is impacted, the substrate I have in their enclosure is sand but she is still deficating regularly and I don't see any sand in her feces. I don't know if she is just gaining weight really fast or what. Diet consists mainly of mealworms, occationally crickets and waxworms. Any thoughts?


   

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