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Female's random tail loss

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Posted by: AndrewFromSoCal at Tue Apr 6 14:05:28 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by AndrewFromSoCal ]  
   

So, I go to check on my female the other day, who is housed alone in a cage that hasn't changed in years (i.e. there is nothing I can possibly think of that she could have possibly got her tail stuck on). She is fed crested gecko diet, is in a cage with live plants (who have done well the past 3 years, but I am exchanging them with fake soon), and is a very active gecko who eats well.

Bases covered, I think.

Anyway, she had dropped her tail, for some reason. Any ideas?

Thanks,
Andrew
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