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Love to see their heads poking out of their hides. I would encourage you to put that height to use if you can ensure safety for you Leo. Your Leo will leap and fall without a doubt which can lead to injury or death. It will take creativity, think of levels, and slate attached to form a ramp...

This video shows you how to open it without force. If it's not a piece of insect, best to take your Leo to a vet.

Rub the sides of the mouth to open it to get a better look. It looks as if something is just sitting on the tongue?

Does it have a probe? If so where is the probe located? Where is the themo-hygrometer located? The surface temp (what the probe is in contact with) should be around 90-94f. The air temp is usually low 70's cool side to 85f warm side.

Do your roommates have the blubber or trying to keep the utility cost low? 70f is good to me So let's get to what's important... What is the temp in the enclosure and what are you using to read it?

Hi How long has this been going on? How long have you owned her? Do you feed with lights on or off? Does the same thing occur if you feed in the dark? What bulbs are you using? What supplements do you dust with(please be specific)? How often do you use supplements? What insects do you feed...

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larger enclosure is definitely a good idea. It seems that the more you want to make better for your pets the bigger and enclosure is needed Exactly, this is why it’s best to start as big as possible. You will need a good amount of space to add and/or create new stimulating items. How often...

I wouldn’t deprive him from “sun” but I would make sure the enclosure is long enough(minimum 36in long, 18in wide, 12in high) for a young (small) gecko. My true recommendation is 5x2x2f long enclosure for an adult due to safety, space and exploring. However, I had to make it work temporarily...

It’s always something. Do you use Arcadia supplements as well? Just curious

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Revitalise D3(optional) at feed 6 or 8 I would definitely add this aside Earth pro A. This will provide a back up dose of vitamin D3

First, there is always a chance this can be fungal. This needs veterinary assistance right away. Keep track of the spots and make sure it’s not spreading. A picture of all the spots can help you notice progression. Purchase a hygrometer with a probe. The probe will allow you to place the probe...

I had to order them on line myself unfortunately. Things may be different nowadays though. Does appear that Spot eventually caught him because I haven't heard the stupid cricket in a while. Love it! That’s how you do it Spot

How old is she? How long have you had her? What type of UVB bulb? How often do you feed her? Earth pro A only?