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SORRY TO HEAR THAT, PAUL (np)

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Posted by Raymond Moreno on November 15, 2002 at 19:46:17:

In Reply to: MY FEMALE died :(:(:( posted by paulstephen on November 15, 2002 at 19:39:28:

:I came into my room this afternoon and found my female crested gecko dead. My dad did an autopsy (he is a vet) and could find nothing obiosly wroung with her. The worst part was, she was gravid!! This would have been my first herps breeding. But we think that she was to young to have eggs, because she wasnt fully full grown. I guess i just assumed the male wouldnt mate with her, or she wouldnt be able to have eggs. Just wondering if this is a logical hypothosis, and if anyone has any other ideas.




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