Bruised stomach?

[Spots]

Hey guys,
I hate to be posting this if someone else did but I couldn't find anything about it. I looked through a bunch of threads and pictures of the underside of leopard geckos and didn't really see anything similar.

My girl Spots (about 9 months to a year old) is doing fine. i know I had a thread about her not eating (turned out to be ovulation) but she's eating fine now and whatnot. All her behaviour is fine aswell but I did notice a dark spot on her underside. I posted it before with my thread about her not eating and others just said it's the liver. But I just wanted to know how big and visible this "liver" usually is on other geckos. Hers is quite large and is black and blue (like a bruise) and it covers basically her whole underside. I keep trying to get a picture but it's not showing very well on my camera. It does appear to be getting bigger though. Is this normal? I looked up some signs of Crypto but nothing seemed to match except the darken liver part. Everything seems to be fine and normal. Any ideas for me to research?

 

[nuttyaboutgeckos]

its normal for leos to have a dark spot under their belly dont worry.when i first started keeping them i was worried sick mine had eaten something and it had got stuck or something lol.no its normal dont worry.the only thing i would of though of was impaction but you mention shes eating fine and all so i just think its a normal leo underside!

 

[Spots]

The only reason why I worry is because it's a rather large dark spot. Takes up almost the entire underside and I have yet to see anyone else's underside that way. But you stil think that's okay? ANyone else? I just want alot of people to confirm that it's okay in order to relax...lol

 

[nuttyaboutgeckos]

can you get a pic at all as its hard to say without looking at it

 

[ruthie_bee]

Also what morph is she? I have two albinos and one leo, and the dark spot on the bellies of the albinos much darker; I think this is just because their skin is much paler tho. If your girl is pale skinned, that might have an effect.