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The shed on Dart’s fingers and toes was inseparable from his new skin, which you could tell by him constantly tugging at it with his mouth and nothing coming off. Elliot peeled them off, sometimes resorting to holding him down so he doesn’t pinch the tiny limbs. Dart was understandably mad and scared, so he did what a gecko could do to show his displeasure: pee on Elliot’s hand. But he ultimately pulled off all the shed. If it stays on for too long, it could restrict blood flow to his fingers and toes and cause them to fall off.

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6 responses to “Dart sheds again but it’s stuck too tight this time”

  1. TD Avatar
    TD

    Dr. Elliot! He scared the pee out of Darling Dart for very good reasons!! 🤣😂🤣

  2. Linda Schaub Avatar

    Oh my – good thing Dart was not alone when this happened. I’m glad Elliot’s feeling better and could help Dart.

  3. shoreacres Avatar

    There’s so much to learn about these little creatures. I wonder why Dart had a hard time with this shed. Do you know if this is a common occurence. Having a helper around sure did help!

  4. DEVANG UPADHYAYA Avatar

    Peeing is the best defense!!

    haha

    At least he’s fine now

  5. heavenstobetty Avatar

    What a great caretaker! Such a kind, gentle and responsible young man!

  6. rajkkhoja Avatar
    rajkkhoja

    Nice dear Dart shed on fingers and toes.

    I’m glad Elliot’s feeling better and could help Dart.

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