Dark area in my gecko's stomach?

[please-help-my-gecko]

hello, i was wondering if anyone could PLEASE help me

sorry about the bad picture quality but could anyone tell me if this dark area in my geckos stomach area is normal? many thanks

(and yes it is very thin i know iv had lots of feeding issues with it )

 

[RampantReptiles]

I think it normally is the liver but a black spot so big and on the other side is the stomach could be a sign of parasites, cypto, or impaction.

Has your gecko been to a vet and/or had a fecal sample tested? This is probably related to the problem with your feeding issues and your skinny gecko.

 

[please-help-my-gecko]

no it hasnt been to the vets nor has it had a feacal examination would you advise doing so as it has only been 2-3 days since it last pooped and iv been giving it 2 warm baths a day also giving it olive oil to lick off its nose.It regurgitated a whole cricket yesterday should i still offer it food? :main_huh:

 

[snakegirl]

from the under side it looks very skinny and sick? how long have you had it?

 

[Eric1969]

Could be an impaction, I am going thru that right now with mine, what do you keep the lizard on for substrate?

 

[please-help-my-gecko]

Have had it since January constant feeding problems

 

[please-help-my-gecko]

was on bark chippings have just replaced with paper

 

[snakegirl]

So you got her in January and she went down hill? Healthy geckos dont have Feeding problem and surly do not get that skinny with bowls of food in there cage, i would have Hoped you had gotten some help Before letting it get This out of hand, from what the organs look like and the body shape, it does not look very promising, you need to get to a vet A.S.A.P. you could have a long list of Worms in her system,impaction,or some kinda of Infection or all of the Above. also seems to you Stuck on shed And missing toes.. Which all of this could have been prevented with the right kind of care and if it takes you this long and at this point the gecko is in...to ask for help you really need to research more on leopard geckos ... :main_no:

Think am being to harsh? a vet or any other person who deals with reptiles will tell you, All these things are only Caused by lack of care and Knowledge by the person who owns the reptile. you need to get to a vet.