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Paris I have a baby with the same problem, but worst !

jerzreptile21 Jan 15, 2004 12:49 PM

MY baby gecko has a black dot, another black area and a pinkish area under his belly. I posted a pic so ya can see it. He seems in really bad shape.Any suggestions ?? I don't have much money to take him to the vet. Iknow its expensive ! Im feeding him thru a syringe with beef baby food mixed wit gatorade..any one wanna fill me in ?


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Jae from Jer'z

my collection and their names..
1.0.1 tremper albinos [juveniles] Yoshi & Laly
0.2.0 albino [babies]
Peatree & [unnamed]
1.0.0 hypo [adult]
Dash
0.0.1 normal [seems pregnant]
Queens

Replies (4)

AgentOfLillith Jan 15, 2004 02:49 PM

It's on the left side of the animal and surrounds the stomach. Right underneath the ribcage is the liver, and it's triangular in shape.

-Lemur 6

Paris6542 Jan 15, 2004 03:07 PM

Yeah, it's very odd, mine are getting fecal samples today (hopefully if i can scrounge up the cash, might have to wait till friday though) it's posible that it is not the spleen that i am seeing, if the spleen is triangular, because the dot on my little geckos is completley round. I really hope that it is not something serious.

-Amanda
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1.0 Uromastyx (Toby)
1.0 Water Dragon (Anubis)
1.0 Golden Gecko (Goldmember)
1.0 Betta (Mr. Van Gogh)
1.0.1 Corn Snake (John Red Corn, Larry)
1.1 Gopher snake (#1, #2)
1.1 Rough Skin Newts
0.0.2 Fancy Comets (Thing 1, Thing 2)

AgentOfLillith Jan 15, 2004 05:48 PM

n/p

marla Jan 17, 2004 02:32 AM

there is a post below, by golden gate geckos, titled, 'that spot is his liver, please read on,' that addresses your problem.
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marla
keeper of: axolotls, catfish, ferrets, leopard geckoes, oriental fire-bellied toads, and sugar gliders

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