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NICK

Nick,

How is the gecko otherwise; is this the first time? I've never seen leopard gecko blood other than a bite, autotomized tail, and unshed skin. Maybe someone else here has, but you may need to get it to the vet.

What's it been eating; maybe it had too big of a cricket or some substrate or something. Good luck, let us know what happens.
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Rob Jenkins
herpcam.com

It was probably a cricket or 2 he is fine now.Oh Spot had her first egg today I'm not quite sure if another one will be laid shortly or not but lookin' good so far.And I still never understood how to post more than 1 pic at a time sorry if I'm annoying you about it.Thanks again.
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NICK

I'm glad to hear she laid the egg. Let's hope it hatches out.

Here's a step by step how to post the pics-

Try copying and pasting this into a reply -

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[*img]http://herpcam.com/images/11mayFT1.jpg[*/img]

[*img]http://herpcam.com/images/bigboy24july.jpg[*/img]

[*img]http://herpcam.com/images/orangefattail.jpg[*/img]
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Just take out the two asterix * per line and hit 'Preview Message' at the bottom. The three pics should show up.

You should see three pics of my fattails. Now, just replace the address with the address to your pictures.
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Rob Jenkins
herpcam.com

[*img]http://herpcam.com/images/11mayFT1.jpg[*/img]

[*img]http://herpcam.com/images/bigboy24july.jpg[*/img]

[*img]http://herpcam.com/images/orangefattail.jpg[*/img]
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NICK

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NICK

bloody stool usually is a sign of coccida.

I would definetly get a sample and get a test done on that right away just to be sure. It may not be the same in leos...but I've never seen symptoms like that.

np

I have never heard of that being potentially normal, I would take that pretty seriously.

Flagellate protozoans and amebiasis can be a cause of bloody stools, as can hookworms. I would see a vet and get a fecal.

Good luck.