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My Leopard Gecko. Wondering....
I have a question.
I got my gecko on Dec 11 09. I started handling her on the 12th. And I read it's not good to handle them within the first few days of getting it because it needs adjust to it's new home.
Now I'm worried that I may have handled her too soon and may have caused her harm. HELP ME!
I got my gecko on Dec 11 09. I started handling her on the 12th. And I read it's not good to handle them within the first few days of getting it because it needs adjust to it's new home.
Now I'm worried that I may have handled her too soon and may have caused her harm. HELP ME!
*Kelsea Shea*
Two female dogs, Macy & Oreo.
A leopard gecko, Sunshine.
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Paw-Talk Lifer
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Iowa
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just stop handling her for a week or so so she can get used to her surroundings. you didn't scar her for life or anything. its just best to wait a week or so and make sure they are eating and pooping and let them destress alittle
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I agree with Kendalle.
PS this is the fourth (I think if I have couted right) that you have posted the same question.
PS this is the fourth (I think if I have couted right) that you have posted the same question.
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Join Date: Jun 2007
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Agreed. You might have stessed her out a little, but its nothing to worry about.
I saw you post this question in a bunch of other old threads too. It better to start your own thread than to add onto someone elses.
I saw you post this question in a bunch of other old threads too. It better to start your own thread than to add onto someone elses.
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Newborn Pup
Join Date: Dec 2009
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I agree with Kendalle.
PS this is the fourth (I think if I have couted right) that you have posted the same question.
PS this is the fourth (I think if I have couted right) that you have posted the same question.
I was trying to get more feedback from different people so that I could make sure my gecko was okay.
and I also posted it numerous times because I was posting them in old threads and I didnt realize it until I had already posted them.
*Kelsea Shea*
Two female dogs, Macy & Oreo.
A leopard gecko, Sunshine.
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Paw-Talk Lifer
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no problem, it is just better to start your own because you will get more feedback.
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