Shedding twice in 3 weeks? **Pics**

[Samboozle]

This is my "male" Phelsuma Grandis. Just about 2 1/2 weeks ago he shed and there was still some left on his back and tale. Then I was on my computer and I hear this scratching noise and I was surprise to see him shed yet again but this time it looks grey and not white. Is this normal? Any help appreciated!



P.S.

I did search on the forums if anyone posted similar to this and I couldn't find anything.

 

[PhelsumaUK]

Sheds in quick succession appear to be associated with unhappy, sick or old geckos. Check your temps, humidity and diet. Add a couple of drops of olive oil to his fruit mixture..Lipids are important in the shedding process

 

[Samboozle]

Sheds in quick succession appear to be associated with unhappy, sick or old geckos. Check your temps, humidity and diet. Add a couple of drops of olive oil to his fruit mixture..Lipids are important in the shedding process

Hey thanks for the response. The humidity is at 50% when I'm away from home and I turn on the humidifier so the humidity reaches at least 85-90% along with the temp reaching 90 degrees. I feed them crickets 2 times a week sometimes 3. I feed them mostly repashy crested gecko diet mixed with REP-Cal multi-vitamins. They're getting really well. Prior to this shed, he still had some left on his back and now its completely gone. He's definitely not an old gecko. He's about 8 months old.

 

[zohariels]

Healthy sheds should usually appear quite white and come off rapidly, in the pic it looks like he has some old shed stuck on him as well. Is it a live vivarium? If so, I only mist twice daily and have- so far- avoided shedding problems with my giants. Although everything you have said in terms of care sound good, those zoomed temp/humidity gauges are not always reliable, I would suggest perhaps using another instrument to ensure they are in fact correct. Best of luck!