03/25/2026
When you breed long enough you have some hatch with disabilities. I've had two hatch, ironically the same year. I tend to incubate eggs till they show theyve gone bad.
The first one, salad fingers, was a tiny egg half the size of a normal one and I didn't give it much chance but right on time they hatched. They've got a large hump but get around well, eat and shed like normal. They are in a shorter enclosure to prevent long falls.
The second gecko is my one parthenogenic egg to actually hatch. This kid has a head tilt with something neurological and one eye got damaged at some point(looked fine at hatching but is smaller now than the other) and they may not see out of it. They have issues shedding and need help. They are also in a short enclosure but I find they still get around and eat great.
These guys will have homes with me until they show signs that they are suffering. They are both over 2 years old now.
