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gitrdone0420
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Typically, there is no effect, at least not from my experience. When I have mine shipped, they have to go by plane. As long as it isnt too hot or too cold, they are fine.
Typically, there is no effect, at least not from my experience. When I have mine shipped, they have to go by plane. As long as it isnt too hot or too cold, they are fine.
thankz u for the ans u given
hw about the body n tail size still effect
during the shipping ard 2 to 3 hrs.
cause mine during collection turn like to skinny plus the tail
the seller say due to stress issit true ?
..............hw to upload photo ?
hw about the body n tail size still effect
during the shipping ard 2 to 3 hrs.
cause mine during collection turn like to skinny plus the tail
the seller say due to stress issit true ?
..............hw to upload photo ?
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Mel&Keith
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Leos wouldn't really lose a noticeable amount of weight overnight. Shipping can cause stress and they can dehydrate but it shouldn't cause a tail or body to look drastically thinner.
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Sunrise Reptile
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That gecko's underweight, and probably dehydrated. Not to mention, it has a couple very noticable tail kinks. Hopefully there's no underlying illness causing its extremely thin appearance. Good Luck!
gitrdone0420
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Wow, that leo is severely underweight. That CANNOT happen overnight. I really hope that you can save it.
Mel&Keith
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How sad. The gecko is in terrible condition. I would contact the seller and demand some sort of refund if you were supposed to get a healthy gecko.
Mel&Keith,gitrdone0420 and SunriseReptile
thank u for the advice i already told the seller that i would a refund or exchange to the healty 1.and guess wat the seller agreed.
actually in my country all exotic animal is illegal but that the difficult thing need to find ppl that do tis illegal trade kekekeke
thank u for the advice i already told the seller that i would a refund or exchange to the healty 1.and guess wat the seller agreed.
actually in my country all exotic animal is illegal but that the difficult thing need to find ppl that do tis illegal trade kekekeke
snowgyre
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If it's illegal, I really can't approve of any trade you may be taking for these animals. Smuggling is horrible for animals... 90% die, and those that don't soon die upon arrival. Not to mention that this looks extremely bad for the reptile community as a whole.
If I were you, I'd stop participating in this illegal trade. It is illegal in my state (Georgia) to own corn snakes despite how common they are in the reptile trade, and I respect the laws. Who knows what else is being traded illegally? You could be funding the smuggling of endangered animals, you have no way of knowing! This is highly irresponsible and greedy of you.
If I were you, I'd stop participating in this illegal trade. It is illegal in my state (Georgia) to own corn snakes despite how common they are in the reptile trade, and I respect the laws. Who knows what else is being traded illegally? You could be funding the smuggling of endangered animals, you have no way of knowing! This is highly irresponsible and greedy of you.
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