SophiaDarcie
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One of my geckos is pooing green and not eating. I'm getting a fecal done soon but I wanted to know what the possible reasons could be?
She's got a warm hide, a toilet paper roll/"cool"hide, and I give her a humid hide when she goes into shed since they're in a rack and 15qt tubs are too small for 3 full size hides. Calcium dish without D3 in it, and fresh water in a clean bowl daily. Tubs get sanitized weekly, along with the hides/bowls/dishes/etc. A few of my other geckos also have runny poo, but they're still brown. I have everyone housed individually like always.
Temps are 96.8F constant on one side and mid 70s on the other. They're all on paper towels.
Diet consists of crickets, superworms, and mealworms. The one who's not eating hasn't eaten in 3 days, but she usually eats only crickets. My other runny poo-ers are also cricket eaters. My geckos who don't eat crickets are 100% fine visually- so far, and have been taken into the other room to keep away from whatever is causing this.
I tossed out all the crickets, just in case.
Attached is the urate, then poo.
She's got a warm hide, a toilet paper roll/"cool"hide, and I give her a humid hide when she goes into shed since they're in a rack and 15qt tubs are too small for 3 full size hides. Calcium dish without D3 in it, and fresh water in a clean bowl daily. Tubs get sanitized weekly, along with the hides/bowls/dishes/etc. A few of my other geckos also have runny poo, but they're still brown. I have everyone housed individually like always.
Temps are 96.8F constant on one side and mid 70s on the other. They're all on paper towels.
Diet consists of crickets, superworms, and mealworms. The one who's not eating hasn't eaten in 3 days, but she usually eats only crickets. My other runny poo-ers are also cricket eaters. My geckos who don't eat crickets are 100% fine visually- so far, and have been taken into the other room to keep away from whatever is causing this.
I tossed out all the crickets, just in case.
Attached is the urate, then poo.
