For the record, if you're not aware, the "flaming" this person is complaining about me performing is when they posted a thread asking what morph their new very skinny gecko is. They said they put it in with their other leos, and I replied:Have you not read the first two pages of this thread?
There has been lots of helpful information, members have even offered to take this pet into their homes.
Rush? Nah.
Also, not sure if anyones noticed but all senior members who were of value have left this forum. I can think of at least 5 or 6 that used to post daily that are no where to be seen. Why? Because of the attitude of "newbies" and the horrible downhill turn leopard gecko keeping is becoming.
And that's why the person's mad at me. I know. I'm a terrible person.All new reptiles should be quarantined for six months - preferably in another part of the house, but definitely not put in with other reptiles. And one this skinny should definitely not be in with other leos because 1) it could be sick and 2) it could easily be bullied out of food. Definitely move it immediately.
It gets irritating, but I'd rather see people who will actually take the advice get it and deal with the pricks than no one get advice at all. I do wish people would be more reasonable about things though.Well Katie pretty much hit the nail on the head. I don't post much anymore, because of the downhill turn she was speaking of. It's like.. people post OMG! I got a Leopard Gecko! Now what do I do with it?!?! And then when they are told, they are like.. Oh, well.. Meh.. I THINK I'M GONNA START BREEDING THEM RIGHT NOW! Makes me want to barf.
I actually didn't consider that. But then again, I notice that he normally wouldn't eat all of the crickets in one day. So I never saw him eat the rest and occasionally I would just find a few corpses of uneaten crickets.
Currently, he seems to move around a bit, but otherwise, he's not doing much.
I'm gonna get him crickets and hope that it helps him get back on his feet.
I actually didn't consider that. But then again, I notice that he normally wouldn't eat all of the crickets in one day. So I never saw him eat the rest and occasionally I would just find a few corpses of uneaten crickets.
Currently, he seems to move around a bit, but otherwise, he's not doing much.
I'm gonna get him crickets and hope that it helps him get back on his feet.
We already know what's up. You're killing it. It's not a mystery to anyone but you.Alright, since he didn't respond to the crickets I got today, we're going to call the exotic veterinarian tomorrow.(There was a mixup with my memory. That exotic vet had a problem with a couple of staff members, not his business, which is still running.)
Once we take him into the vet, we'll see what's up.
I would more than agree that this thread should be closed. We can only hope beyond the OPs apparent lack of concern, maybe a few 20 yr old know it all's may finally get a clue. Sadly I doubt either will really get it.
To an even greater concern maybe a couple of 20 yr old know it all's might also get a clue as to when the majority of the "long time" posters left.. yet again, I REALLY doubt their "I know it all" attitudes will let them get that either.
I think he might mean you and/or me? Neither of us are 20, but I don't think there's anyone in this thread who's 20. So...yeah, I dunno.Age has nothing to do with it.
Also if youd like to elaborate?