Calm down little one. I was agreeing with you, that animal should never have been shipped and you said I'm an "arse" (sniff...).After 15 years of breeding hundreds of these awesome little guys I've never seen one get that thin in two weeks. No, YOU shouldn't have to take an animal so recently received to the vet, we're just thinking of what's in the animal's best interest. Being realistic, by the photo you posted, I feel that one was probably too far gone anyway. About 8 years ago a guy at Expo in Orlando sold a bunch of coccidia-laden geckos... I got 12. Luckily, most of us quarantined. Even the ones that didn't survive treatment lasted longer than 2 weeks. You have a right to be po'd, but not at us.

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• Blizzard gecko update again - rayvendawn, Sun Jul 4 19:32:05 2004
• RE: Blizzard gecko update again - Lucien, Sun Jul 4 22:08:53 2004
• RE: Blizzard gecko update again - lisa_cristin, Mon Jul 5 02:23:20 2004
• RE: Blizzard gecko update again - DanTheFireman, Mon Jul 5 07:45:04 2004
• RE: Blizzard gecko update again - rayvendawn, Mon Jul 5 23:12:09 2004
• RE: Blizzard gecko update again - zartemis, Tue Jul 6 00:13:15 2004
• RE: Blizzard gecko update again - lisa_cristin, Tue Jul 6 01:19:56 2004
• RE: Blizzard gecko update again - milwaukeereptile, Tue Jul 6 02:37:10 2004
• RE: Blizzard gecko update again - lisa_cristin, Tue Jul 6 03:24:39 2004
• RE: Blizzard gecko update again - Lucien, Tue Jul 6 04:31:39 2004
• RE: Blizzard gecko update again - rayvendawn, Tue Jul 6 13:07:03 2004
• RE: Blizzard gecko update again - DanTheFireman, Tue Jul 6 14:35:20 2004
• Parasites don't necessarily mean an animal is doomed to die... - xelda, Tue Jul 6 14:59:59 2004
• RE: Parasites don't necessarily mean an animal is doomed to die... - DanTheFireman, Tue Jul 6 17:09:51 2004