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Posted by PHFaust on November 11, 2002 at 22:29:23:

In Reply to: Leopard Gecko wont eat posted by geckohobbyist on November 11, 2002 at 19:13:57:

Im not sure how recently you got the gecko, but it does take a few days for reptiles to adjust to new surroundings. I suggest no more than 1 week with out food for something so small. Also contact the people you purchased it from and see exactly what they were feeding it. For more direct answers go to the leopard gecko forum which is listed below or stop in to the Reptile chat tomorrow evening in #mainroom.

Cindy
PHFaust

:I just got a baby leopard gecko and it hasnt eaten anything since I got it. I offered it crickets and a little honey/fruit mixture but it wont take any of it. I'm worried about it what should I do?

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