It was very impulsive so I’ve been feeding it some of my mom’s crested gecko paste. I’ve never taken care of a baby gecko before.

Today we bought tiny mealworms and tried force feeding them to her, because that’s what we did when our other rescue geckos wouldn’t eat. She managed to get down 3 mealworms.

But a couple hours later I found this.

They don’t look digested or like they were pooped out, they just look like they were thrown up.

She’s depressingly frail, and my mom thinks that she was born 4 days before Petco got her.

Could someone help me ID the morphs of these two guys? I bought the pair off of someone who was trying to cut back on their gecko collection. Nova has the same pattern all over her body and Orion is all that bright orange color except the end of his tail. Their original keeper (who was more into snakes and didn’t know much about the morphs) said she thought Orion was a tangerine something and Nova was maybe a bell albino?? I can provide more pics too!

I have a few concerns about one of my baby leopard geckos.

I have two Leos, leusistic mack snow (Mizuki) and leusistic (Akane) morphs. They're 4/5 months old, I have had them almost a month (purchased Sep. 28th from a locally owned shop specialised for reptiles). They live on paper towel substrate and always have water available.

Akane regurgitated food (mealworms) and then shed the next day. Akane has not been interested in food since then. They threw up on Friday (October 20th). Visually nothing is wrong, no eye irritation or physical wounds. Their stool seems pretty normal. I have noticed they have looked sorta weak, not really perky and energized as they had been prior to Friday. Still handles well with being picked up and pet.

Just feels like they shouldn't be off their food and looking so weak while so young.