need some help with some resuces

Atomic Geckos

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hey every one im rescueing 3 afts 2 granits and a amel they are realy skinny and the person sayed they arent eating hardly at all especaly the male his tail is allmost shrived need some help she is great with leos and has been trying things like pedialite baths and she ayed e will eat butters and wax worms only but only a cuple a week i have a 10 gallon setup rightnow as a quarinten for them with wet paper towles a hide and a moist hide a heatmat and 50 50 glass and screen top picking them up in a few days the cool side is 70 hotspot is 90
 

cricket4u

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hey every one im rescueing 3 afts 2 granits and a amel they are realy skinny and the person sayed they arent eating hardly at all especaly the male his tail is allmost shrived need some help she is great with leos and has been trying things like pedialite baths and she ayed e will eat butters and wax worms only but only a cuple a week i have a 10 gallon setup rightnow as a quarinten for them with wet paper towles a hide and a moist hide a heatmat and 50 50 glass and screen top picking them up in a few days the cool side is 70 hotspot is 90

Hi,

Your writing is not entirely legible. It would help if you at least used punctuation marks. I'm not sure if all 3 are now housed in a 10 gallon? Personally, I consider this undersized even for one. You certainly want to separate all 3 into their own tanks. I would also recommend that you take them to a vet for an examination and fecal exam.
 

Atomic Geckos

New member
well im sorry then i typed this on my cell phone said i have setup a 10 gallon setup for a temporary setup to try to get them back up there not quit adults yet needed some help on how to maybe get them eating
 

Aimless

Super Moderator
if they are not eating well, it is really best to put them each in their own cages. this will make it easier to be sure they are all defecating and eating. three geckos in a cage that small, even on a very temporary basis, will be very stressed out, and this will not encourage them to eat.
 

Olimpia

New member
If they are that thin and not eating I would just go straight to a vet. Take some fecal samples with you if they are pooping at all. But reptiles don't just stop eating and starve themselves to near-death unless something is wrong. And I think the help of a professional would be useful, especially if you're unsure of how to get them healthy.
 
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