DAWNoftheLEO
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I get so frustrated when I'm checking for eggs only to find nice healthy poop stuck to sphagnum. It started with a couple groups, but seems to be an ever growing trend. ARghh. :main_angry:
Bodon said:Whats more frustrating is when you DONT find poop on your reptihammock because your gecko doesnt use it!! Something told me she wouldnt be interested, but i didnt listen to myself and got one anyways...teach me to not listen to myself, i hope i learned a lesson.
btw, that is a BEAUTIFUL gecko Jess! They are my favorite next to the BB's.
Ccrashca069 said:I have been getting a worste prob. Every egg in one breeding group I have is always infertile. 2 females same male One female had 2 clutches and the other female one clutch. All 3 clutches started good but 2 days later collapse and smell ewwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am hoping my next clutches from that group are better. If not grrrrrrrrrrrr
Mel&Keith said:About 50% of our females are laying in their boxes this season and the other half are pooping in them and laying in the corners of their tubs.... They didn't do it last year either. I think they're just trying to drive me nuts!
DAWNoftheLEO said:I get so frustrated when I'm checking for eggs only to find nice healthy poop stuck to sphagnum. It started with a couple groups, but seems to be an ever growing trend. ARghh. :main_angry:
Stevie said:If you check if your animals do carry eggs, that would save yourself quite some disappointments; if I know a gecko isn't pregnant, then I know that I don't have to wait for eggs and I would be very happy with nice and healthy stool...
Greets,
Stevie