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it is a female have dealt with dry gangrene in igs and water dragons but not in gecko

got brought in a leopard gecko with a tail problem was told last shed 2 - 3 weeks ago it shed and after it seemed to have around 10mm of end of tail was a red colour this shed the last 35mm of tail is a red colour and looks like a fresh graze the original 10mm is now black and looks like it may be dry gangrene anyone else had experience with this?

:oops: just copied and pasted img links then didn't check what i posted :facepalm:

i have older axys with no gills that don't go on land, still aquatic

they will be the ones panicking :sage:

Yeah, there should be some form of liability for people who believe any predictions,

:thup: how is the water temperature?

be it port, starboard, or stern it is a window into the world of my little fishes :gigl: lucky it wasn't on the poop deck :digH: ,

+1 plus there are enough red ears in nz

:rotf: sinking made it out of MDF

put a new window in the back of the tank

you asked me this question last time you were here

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so have you both been to the shop and expressed your concerns to the owner? is this thread about the new shop?

Good boy Boris

cleaning it is fun :rotf:

@ 3000L the plywood is cheaper than an all glass tank mine is 1M deep still want to do a 6M x 1M x 1.2M

???

:facepalm:

mumma clowns name rhymes with witch she is like that normally she is about 7 years old now and boss of the tank

got lucky, i noticed the female attacking and biting the anemones tentacles by a piece of rock they had been cleaning for the last 24hrs the anemone retracted on that side then the maroons started spawning the female laid a couple of tracks of eggs then the male passed over them while one was at the eggs the other was pushing the anemones tentacles away they should all hatch as the last lot did but had too many other things to do have phyto plankton and rotifers brewing now though

sorry for the quality of vid had to use the phone

congratulations on the promotion