Northstar Herp
Rhacs and Uros, oh boy!!!
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For all the awesomeness that is the Uroplatus genus, there are some downsides too I guess. So to be fair I have to post about them too. Four days of misting, watching, soaking, vet trips for fecals, phone calls, emails, serious thought and worrying ended Friday afternoon about 4:30 as I came home to this:
The last fecal came back with some kind of infection, but that's all I know. I'm taking it pretty hard, and though it's not likely that my husbandry is at fault I still live with the fact that a rare and fragile gecko that was born in a foreign country then came here three years ago and lived all that time only to die under my care.
The ironic thing is that if I had the choice, she would be the last herp I would want to see pass. OMG, this is aweful.

The last fecal came back with some kind of infection, but that's all I know. I'm taking it pretty hard, and though it's not likely that my husbandry is at fault I still live with the fact that a rare and fragile gecko that was born in a foreign country then came here three years ago and lived all that time only to die under my care.
The ironic thing is that if I had the choice, she would be the last herp I would want to see pass. OMG, this is aweful.