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I was feeding a baby leopard gecko (about 7-8 weeks old) and she started to suck in her pouch under her jaw, keep it there, and then puff it out big for a few seconds, then suck it in again.
I got her to open her mouth and I could see a little mealworm's head in the back of her throat. I put a bit of water in her mouth with a spoon, but I don't know what else to do.
Please help! Nothing like this happened before!
i belive she might , do that normal they suck in there throat like that not sure why?
maybe someone could give you better detail ?
more info could be helpful
If the mealie is still there, do you have a pair of hemostats? Use those to reach in and dislodge the mealworm. Good luck.
Quig
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