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For there to still be a yolk sak that has quite a bit of yolk left inside after the gecko has hatched and detatched from the egg? My second gecko came out and there was still quite a bit of yolk left. Thnx to all who reply! 
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0.3.0 Leopard Geckos - Lea, Cleo, Aurora [3 eggs cooking]
0.1.0 Bearded Dragon - Luna
0.0.1 Fire Skink - Blaze
Take the rest of the yolk put it in a syringe and feed the rest of the yolk to the baby? He stomach isn't full like her clutchmate's stomach. For now i took the yolk out of the egg and placed in it a ziploc bag and put it in the fridge. So is it a good idea to feed the hatchling the rest of the yolk?? Thnx to all reply!
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0.3.0 Leopard Geckos - Lea, Cleo, Aurora [3 eggs cooking]
0.1.0 Bearded Dragon - Luna
0.0.1 Fire Skink - Blaze
I wouldn't do that, just offer her mealworms or crickets and she'll eat if she's hungry. No need to stress her out with a syringe.
Adam
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Are you saying the yolk sack is detached? I have never seen that. I have heard that sometimes they get out of the egg with just a tiny bit left to absorb. If it is detached and there is quite a bit left I would think the leo is at a HUGE disadvantage. In the wild it would probably die, in captivity it has a chance. Keep a REALLY close eye on it. Make sure it has fresh water at all times.
Steven-RGR
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