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  • 02-02-2006, 09:19 PM
    tigerlily
    Re: regurgitation
    Usually when quotes are given it's for one sample. If you want to do more than one, explain that and see if they will give you a discount for the quantity. Can't hurt to try. ;)
  • 02-25-2006, 12:21 AM
    Gecko Den
    Re: regurgitation
    You stated that "the temps are fine", but how are you heating is a more important question. Leopard geckos require belly heat to aid in the digestion process. Regurgitation is usually caused by one of three things, lack ofbelly heat/improper digestion, eating too much or too large food item, and/or parasite infection. A 10 gallon tank runs about $10, add another $10 for an under the tank heater, it is worth it to seperate them, especially when trying to determine which gecko is regurgitating. Although, if it is due to parasites, they are likely both infected by now. Good luck and keep us posted.
  • 02-25-2006, 12:57 AM
    gmmuscle91
    Re: regurgitation
    the problem has been fixed. thanks for your help everyone.
  • 02-25-2006, 10:39 AM
    elevatethis
    Re: regurgitation
    how'd it get fixed? Fill us in so someone reading here with the same problem can benefit from your experience...
  • 02-26-2006, 01:16 AM
    gmmuscle91
    Re: regurgitation
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by elevatethis
    how'd it get fixed? Fill us in so someone reading here with the same problem can benefit from your experience...

    i just took the mealies out 15min prior to feeding so i knew which ones were alive.
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