She looks pretty good, I've had many rescues that have come in in MUCH worse shape.



Like the other poster said, remove the sand, it can cause not only impaction, but scratches on the eyes that can become infected. I have had to deal with that problem at least as often as impaction and shedding issues. You can get the bit of shed off the nose with a wet finger or Q-tip, but it shouldn't cause any trouble for now if you can't get it off right away. just be sure to have a nice humid hide set up for the next shed, which will be sooner than you expect if she eats well for you.



Good luck and repost back to let us know how she does!

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• rescued gecko - begunwithaletter, Sun Aug 6 06:31:34 2006
• RE: rescued gecko - olstyn, Sun Aug 6 08:42:38 2006
• What is her name? (n/p) - lefty82, Sun Aug 6 09:27:52 2006
• I love to hear of rescues! - Geckohappy, Sun Aug 6 14:59:29 2006
• RE: I love to hear of rescues! - begunwithaletter, Sun Aug 6 16:10:03 2006
• sounds good - sleepygecko, Sun Aug 6 18:25:32 2006