u/Creative-Pin3920

Any idea how to fix?

Any idea how to fix?

Any idea why it’s not able to activate? I went onto apple support and that’s not telling me anything about IPod touch or how I can fix this

For reference she is around 9 months, 18 cms long & weighs 60g, we just got her from our cousin who doesn’t feed or calcium dust her mealworms and claims the gecko doesn’t eat (so she leaves mealworms in the viv for days), no humidity or uv and her toes were a bit mangled due to past shedding and no soaking to aid it, overall pretty neglected. We weren’t expecting her to be 100% healthy based on this information.

We haven’t had a leopard gecko in years, any advice would be greatly appreciated because any exotic pet vets near us charge large amounts just to be looked at but we will take her if necessary.

For reference she is around 9 months, 18 cms long & weighs 60g, we just got her from our cousin who doesn’t feed or calcium dust her mealworms and claims the gecko doesn’t eat (so she leaves mealworms in the viv for days), no humidity or uv and her toes were a bit mangled due to past shedding and no soaking to aid it, overall pretty neglected. We weren’t expecting her to be 100% healthy based on this information.

We haven’t had a leopard gecko in years, any advice would be greatly appreciated because any exotic pet vets near us charge large amounts just to be looked at but we will take her if necessary.

For reference she is around 9 months, 18 cms long & weighs 60g, we just got her from our cousin who doesn’t feed or calcium dust her mealworms and claims the gecko doesn’t eat (so she leaves mealworms in the viv for days), no humidity or uv and her toes were a bit mangled due to past shedding and no soaking to aid it, overall pretty neglected. We weren’t expecting her to be 100% healthy based on this information.

We haven’t had a leopard gecko in years, any advice would be greatly appreciated because any exotic pet vets near us charge large amounts just to be looked at but we will take her if necessary.

For reference she is around 9 months, 18 cms long & weighs 60g, we just got her from our cousin who doesn’t feed or calcium dust her mealworms and claims the gecko doesn’t eat (so she leaves mealworms in the viv for days), no humidity or uv and her toes were a bit mangled due to past shedding and no soaking to aid it, overall pretty neglected. We weren’t expecting her to be 100% healthy based on this information.

We haven’t had a leopard gecko in years, any advice would be greatly appreciated because any exotic pet vets near us charge large amounts just to be looked at but we will take her if necessary.

This was in his temporary tank while I was changing his water but the heat has been really difficult, the chiller I have isn’t able to keep up with the heat and hasn’t been making much of a difference, is it worth keeping him in a temporary tank where I can monitor & change the water better and more frequently? At the moment I’m just doing 60% changes everyday to keep the water cool as well as putting frozen water bottles in his tank which I change every 40-60 minutes. Overall, is he looking okay? the main reason I’m posting this is because of the new black tips on his toes which I know doesn’t necessarily mean anything bad. Just my first axie and I haven’t had him for long & there’s no vets that take exotic animals, only your basic house pets. Just wanted to hear from some people with genuine long term experience in caring for axolotls.

Edit: I thought I’d clarify that he’s still eating & moving as normal, just seem him get the zoomies and swim around every where as he does, so I thought that might be worth mentioning, good luck to everyone and their axies in this heat wave 💞