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instead of typing all this in again please click this link to see the post in the leo forum, but respond on this forum.
also whatever this is is being transmitted between rooms and all the animals are kept in seperate cages, in seperate rooms, and i wash my hand after handeling each one.
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please help ive been to 3 differnet vets and lost 3 great reptiles thus far and am about to loose a very personable blizzard het for blazing. thanks
yeller

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Well, if parasites have been ruled out, then the vet can have a lab determine the type of bacteria oozing from the eye(s). The substrate may be harboring the bacteria(looks like you're using a fine sand)-which may be too fine. Go to a paper towel type substrate, if not already, when treating the gecko. Check temperatures & maybe elevate the ambient temp by 10 deg. F.

Below is an informative site on leopard gecko(s) & is relevant to most other geckos/lizards.

Goodluck
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alright, this response may be tarnished with a hint of sarcasm but could the fact that your leos are full of recessive genes be playing a factor here?

by that what do you mean? the fact they are bizzars and such? yoda my last to pass was a normal ive had for 3 years. well ive buried all the decised but unfortunatly looks as tho another is not far behind if i havent figured this out by then ill have necro, and the other test done. oh and the leos have been kept on paper towels( bounty actually) for 2 years when i had moved from bed a beast.

Have necropsy and histopathology done on one of the dead lizards.

Ryan Centini