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| Today I lost my best friend, Lizzy the leopard gecko. Upon examining her, she was having trouble removing her skin during her last few sheds over her head, thereby starving. She will be missed. Services at 10 a.m. Friday. Bye Lizzy. Have a good time in lizard heaven.
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Sorry for your loss...
My herps:
2.3.0. Leopard geckos
(High Yellow X Albino), named Kirby
(Tangerine Tornado), named Esmerelda
(Rainwater Patternless Albino), named Kiwi
(Regular Jungle), named Pongo rescued
(?), named Maria rescued
1.0.0. Red Eye Tree Frog
(Heterozygous Xantic), named Rufus
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That sucks. Sorry for your loss. I have to ask when did you notice that she was retaining sheds and did you try to correct the problem? Any plans on getting another.
0.1 Mexican Black Kingsnake
0.1 Western Hognose
0.1 Childrens Python
0.1 Everglades Ratsnake
1.0 Bull snake
1.1.2 Crested Geckos "Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence" - Carl Sagan
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| Lizzy was a fat tailed leopard gecko. The breeder friend of mine who gave her to me says she was genetically flawed because this species wasn"t supposed to have a fat tail. Anyway, she's always hiding in her cave, so I never noticed she was having any problems. I don't think I'll get another. I still have three corn snakes and a ton of mice (I've been breeding my own for five years now-it's a whole lot cheaper).
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