Female Leo - Needs help

[TheOneThatGotAway]

I posted her once before in hopes to get even a temporary trade, but not surprisingly, no one even considered it.

So, I have one female high-yellow leopard gecko, a little over a year old. She's small for her age and really needs some help. She's thin and malnourished, even when provided with plenty of food. We've taken her to the vet and given her medication, but she still won't improve. She's not impacted, and it seems like she's only eating the bare minimum, enough to keep herself alive.

So, in her interest, I've decided it's best not to keep her anymore. I'm looking for someone in the NJ area who's willing to take her and can devote the time to get her back on track, no charge. She'd make a wonderful breeder or pet, if she were healthy.

NJ residents only.
Pickup only.
Animal only, no setup or supplies.

PM IF INTERESTED.

 

[thefishguy7]

I thought this was for a leopoldi, not a gecko! You got my hopes up
Good luck

 

[NotAgain]

I thought this was for a leopoldi, not a gecko! You got my hopes up
Good luck

X2

 

[TheOneThatGotAway]

Sorry. I'd go back and edit, but I can't seem to find the button for that.....

 

[jlnguyen74]

C'm on! Leopoldi and FREE don't go in the same sentence! Naive!

 

[packer43064]

Cmon now let's try to help out the guy, not patronise him because we all want a free ray. Hope someone can help her, sounds pretty bad

 

[TheOneThatGotAway]

I'm a girl, but thanks for that.

Yeah, she's in pretty bad shape. Her tail is thinner than a pencil.

 

[Gr8KarmaSF]

LOL

 

[tank125]

It is called "skinny tail" disease. There is no cure I know of. I have seen dozens die of it. It is believed to have something to do with speeding up hatch rates. Example, the faster the hatch, the faster one can make a $.