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Posted by Rob Jenkins on May 12, 2003 at 22:59:21:

In Reply to: Best wormer to use??????? posted by geeboo on May 12, 2003 at 16:23:16:

We got a very nice jungle fattail a few months ago and last month or so found out it was INFESTED with Pinworms. I assume it was from the feeders, but who knows?

We medicated with .02cc Panacur (10% SafeGuard) 3 times in 7 day increments. There is absolutely NO sign of pinworm oocysts in this gecko now. He was around 50g when we started and is up to about 56g now. He's a very aggressive feeder and I guess will keep putting on weight for a while.

Now, anyone know where to get a female jungle fattail?

The point of my post is if you can medicate at lower doses and achieve a good result, it's better to do so than to risk having a bad effect on the animal. Even if it doesn't kill them, it can't be good to overdose them.


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