Good questions below by Crazy. ;) Let's be sure this is MBD before we get going on any treatment. Perhaps her jaw is injured or may have distorted as the consequence of an infection. Sounds like non-domestic vet time to me.
Julie Bergman
http://www.geckoranch.com
GGA lifetime member
PetCrazy wrote:
I'm curious to how that happened...I rarely hear of leopard geckos with MBD. It's usually Iguana's, bearded dragons, pictus, viper tail geckos, or uroplatus lacking in calcium from my experience.
Was she eating nothing but undusted non gutloaded crickets and naked mealworms (aka not dusted, once again. Though not much sticks to those things....)???
What was she being fed? (Did you dust or gutload the crickets?)
Was she being bred?
How old is she?
Is she kept with other geckos?
How are her joints?
When did you first notice the jaw?
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