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I have a rack system for my leo's I use news paper for the bottem. The temp is at 82, the last new leo I picked was over a year ago. She is about 5-6 months old and from my first hatching. About 2 weeks ago I observed a water like blister on her side I use vitm and feed mealworms. She has always been a heavy eater and still is. No real signs of beeing sick at all.
If you ever seen any thing like this please make a post...

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I got a leopard Gecko book for christmas, and in it it showed a female leo that was pregnant.

Have you mated her recently? Female Leo's can lay eggs with or without having been mated.

Just to be sure you should take her to the vet and get her checked out professionally. It's the best for your leo.
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2 Mali Uromastyx-Ares & Apollo
2 Bearded Dragons- Draco & Hades
1 Saharan Uromastyx-Iris
1 Leopard Gecko-Kalypso
1 Tokay Gecko-Sid Vicious
1 Tarantula-Peter Parker
1 Amazon Red Head Parrot-Pancho
1 African Gray Parrot-Keya
1 Dog-Cheeka
3 Fish-no names
1 Beta Fish-also no name
1 Zebra Finch-Beeps

That definately does't look like a gravid leo. You need to take her to the vet ASAP. I really have no idea what it could be and I've never seen a picture of someting like that before so it's hard to tell you what could be wrong. Please try to get a vet appoinment as soon as you can.
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Katie F.
Peach State Geckos
Breeding Mealworms
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yueah, she is definately not gravid, get to the vet ASAP
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0.1 Bearded dragon
0.1 mexican kingsnake
1.0.2 Leopard Gecko's
0.0.1 Rose Hair Tarantula
1.0 BTS
0.0.1 Reverse Okeetee Corn
0.1 Bullmastiff
4.1 Cats

keep us updated. May I use your photos to use in my leopard gecko dvd? I'll need to know what your vet says about your leo's illness. PM me if you are interested.

Hi everyone,
I'm new to geckos, my wife just suprised me with a trio of patternless from crestedgeco.com. Anyway I was reading up on them in my old Reptiles mags and saw a picture of a gecko that was impacted from eating sand that looked very similiar. Good luck with the vet and keep us posted.

as soon as possible, I would have your vet take a look at it.
NOT normal.
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