He is about 4 inches long.
I heard not to feed baby leopard gecko's mealworms, and mine recently puked one up.
I am also worried about him not eating, I have not seen him eat, but I have had him for 3 weeks and he still looks the same as when I bought him. Do you think he is eating? I feed him pinhead crickets but some of them find hiding spots within the terrarium so I am not sure if he is eating.
Somebody fill me in!
Thanks
feed him a moth! We have geckos all over the house eating the moths around the lights. Unfotunatly we have to catch and kill these geeckos. They are an intrioduced specie, singaporian gecko, and are pushing out or native ones and there feaces smells disgusting.
If he still has strips and is only about 4 inches long he is still a baby to adolescent.
Are the temperatures in the tank correct? What substrate are you using? Where did you get him and what substrate were they using? If the temperature are off the gecko cannot properly digest food. If you are using a loose substrate such as sand it could have caused an impaction which could have caused him to vomit. If you are not using a loose substrate but the place was the you got him as the impaction could still be there.
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I recommend you take him to a reptile vet and get it checked out to see why it is not eating.
