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Hi Dana!
Dana wrote:
Hi Julie -
I put my T-Rex vitamins in the fridge as opposed to the freezer. Is
there any big difference? Is it much better to freeze?
Freezing is what was recommended to me by Allen Repashy who
> Well I figured it out. The geckos sleep head down and what ends up
happening
> is the water from the leaves of the plants above them falls on them. The
> water travels down their backs and ends at their heads where it collects.
So
> I've switched up the spraying so that I spray the ground direct
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Subject: Re: [gecko]head infection in U. phantasticus
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Hi William,
I am told you can freeze the T-Rex food for about a year, I am sure this
applies to Susan's food as well.
Julie B.
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Julie,
How long can y
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> >> >This is a long post but I hope someone can help lead me on the
right
> >path. I
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Date: Sat, 10 Jul 2004 21:06:35 -0700
From: Julie Bergman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi William,
I am told you can freeze the T-Rex food for about a year, I am
2004 5:09 PM
Subject: Re: [gecko]head infection in U. phantasticus
> > >> >This is a long post but I hope someone can help lead me on the
right
> > >path. I
> > >> >have a number of U. phantasticus/ebenaui in 3 separate vivaria. In
an
> > >effo
Hi William,
I am told you can freeze the T-Rex food for about a year, I am sure this
applies to Susan's food as well.
Julie B.
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Julie,
How long can you freeze Susan's vitamins for? Can you also freeze her cricket
food too?
Thanks,
William
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Julie,
How long can you freeze Susan's vitamins for? Can you also freeze her cricket
food too?
Thanks,
William
Quoting Julie Bergman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I think Susan's vitamins are hard to beat - this is worth any
> inconvenience if it prevents your gex from croaking. Metabolic issues
I know what you mean about the red-bits in the vitamin. They are the hardest
part to dissolve in my vitamin soup. I would like to try herpnutrition but I
am very turned away by inconvenient ordering and short shelf-life. I don't
mind frequent ordering but shipping here can get pretty expensive.
I
asionally try (except for spiders which
you freaked me out about in your article).
Mike
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July 08, 2004 9:52 PM
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>
>
> >>>Betadine won't hurt, but I would keep watching the other
> geckos. Skin problems heal better with Vit E supplemenation.
> You can simply take a droplet of goo out of a capsule and put
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>>>Betadine won't hurt, but I would keep watching the other
geckos. Skin problems heal better with Vit E supplemenation.
You can simply take a droplet of goo out of a capsule and put
it on the tip of their snout.>>>
Neil, I'm just curious--how come on the tip of their snout and not on the
injury
inconvenient to use them.
Also, any soft bug I find I will occasionally try (except for spiders which
you freaked me out about in your article).
Mike
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ot better after removing the dead skin.
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Hi Mike,
That is a nasty looking injury.
>
will help the geckos fight off any other skin infections/injuries.
The injury looks a lot better after removing the dead skin.
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Hi Mike,
That is a nasty looking injury.
Betadine won't hurt, but I would keep watching the other
geckos. Skin problems heal better with Vit E supplemenation.
You can simply take a droplet of goo out of a capsule and put
it on the tip of their snout.
This was recommended to me by vets when I ran in
t;.
Mike
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> I wonder if it could be a fungus [infection]? That may explain why it
kee
I wonder if it could be a fungus [infection]? That may explain why it keeps
popping up without any workable explainations, injury, etc.
I had an igg that I adopted who came in with a fungus infection, but the
area was black.
Barbie >^,,^<
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"Save the whales - collect the who
Well I figured one thing out. The "shiny" spot is probably due to improper
shed. Over the past sheds there was probaby some left over skin that didn't
come off and as he pulled to get it off it tore his skin. I'm slowly working
the shed off of the gecko now and the skin on this spot is very thick.
i have a male cb that was hatched december last year that has developed a
shiny, tumor-like object from his vent. i have pictures of it but they're
on another computer miles away. i am afraid to take it to the vet because
its still so small and i dont think the local exotics vet knows the best
for
I apologise if this message appears in duplicate.
I wrote:
This is a long post but I hope someone can help lead me on the right path. I
have a number of U. phantasticus/ebenaui in 3 separate vivaria. In an effort
to experiment with the amount of spraying actually needed, I stopped
spraying as fre
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