Hi everyone. I am new to the forum but signed up because I have a question.
My brother's friend gave me 3 leopard geckos today - two of which are very skinny and I fear one may have dysecdysis. It doesn't appear to have sight, one eye looks like it has goo with skin the other has skin. It keeps trying to pull the skin off. I don't want to hurt it so I didn't touch it but is there something I can do to help the poor thing? I think it may have a vitamin A deficiency of some kind. The one looks quite healthy, but the two seem to be malnutritioned, the one with the skin over its eyes seems to be the worst. He/She also previously droped tail and the new tail came in looks like the edge of a bone, or not to sound perverted, a man's sack. I want to help it but I am not sure what to do. I only ever had crested geckos, tree frogs and snakes so I am at a loss here. :main_no:
My brother's friend gave me 3 leopard geckos today - two of which are very skinny and I fear one may have dysecdysis. It doesn't appear to have sight, one eye looks like it has goo with skin the other has skin. It keeps trying to pull the skin off. I don't want to hurt it so I didn't touch it but is there something I can do to help the poor thing? I think it may have a vitamin A deficiency of some kind. The one looks quite healthy, but the two seem to be malnutritioned, the one with the skin over its eyes seems to be the worst. He/She also previously droped tail and the new tail came in looks like the edge of a bone, or not to sound perverted, a man's sack. I want to help it but I am not sure what to do. I only ever had crested geckos, tree frogs and snakes so I am at a loss here. :main_no: