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gecko eye trouble

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  • 06-05-2006 2:47pm
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    Sam Vimes
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    my girlfriend got a gecko last week (crested gecko i think its called). last night she accidentally tapped it on the head and now its left eye is bulging out of its socket. it doesn't seem to be bothering him and it still works. he's moving it and the pupil dilates and so on but its a bit worrying. is that a normal thing to happen? anyone know if it'll go back in?


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    tallus
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    Consult a vet ?


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    Sam Vimes
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    we're going to but vet's generally aren't trained in exotics. i'm hoping someone here has more experience with them


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    tallus
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    Bairbre(spelling?) O'Malley in Bray, John Bainbridge of argyle and bainbridge... located in terenure, and Manus Cannon in clondalkin, are used to dealing with exotics.
    Not sure who to deal with if you're living beyond the pale.


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    Our man in Havana
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    I live in Laois & I trust Bairbre O'Malley or John Bainbridge with my exotics. Please consult a vet.


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    Sam Vimes
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    i'm going to contact barbara o'malley. thanks for the replies


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