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Gecko shedding!
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leogecko
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Posted 10/27/2009 6:55:51 AM
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Last night I was trying to figure out why Yoshi didn't eat her dinner. I looked inside the humidity hide and discovered why. She was shedding. I am so excited that I finally got to watch my gecko shed! I also got a pic of one of the sheds she didn't eat. Has anyone ever seen their reptile do this?
1 albino reverse stripe leopard gecko
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1 silver miniature poodle
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leolizard
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Posted 10/27/2009 8:34:49 AM
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Yes, my leopard gecko, and occasionally my crested gecko eat their sheds. They use their mouths to get the skin of and decide," Oh what the heck, it's in my mouth so I might as well eat it". It's good for them because it gives them calcium, and is kind of like recycling for reptiles.
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