


Joules
- Senior
- Female
- Medium
- reptile
- Lizard
About Joules
CRYSTAL LAKE, IL
Species & Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Joules’s Compatibility
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This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
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Joules's Story
Joules the gecko was surrendered because his owners were overwhelmed with his care. He was having shedding issues which had blossomed into retained eye caps and eye infections, which lead to inappetence. This is a pretty common problem with Leopard geckos and is best prevented by frequent soaks and ensuring that shedding has been completed. With some meds, soaks and supportive care, he is back to functioning like a normal gecko and loves eating again. At this time he needs no extra care but his adopter should make sure he is shedding completely to avoid him getting sick again. He is used to eating super mealworms but we can occasionally get him to eat a dubia roach!https://www.lostwoodsas.com/adoption-application
Joules the gecko was surrendered because his owners were overwhelmed with his care. He was having shedding issues which had blossomed into retained eye caps and eye infections, which lead to inappetence. This is a pretty common problem with Leopard geckos and is best prevented by frequent soaks and ensuring that shedding has been completed. With some meds, soaks and supportive care, he is back to functioning like a normal gecko and loves eating again. At this time he needs no extra care but his adopter should make sure he is shedding completely to avoid him getting sick again. He is used to eating super mealworms but we can occasionally get him to eat a dubia roach!https://www.lostwoodsas.com/adoption-application
Joules the gecko was surrendered because his owners were overwhelmed with his care. He was having shedding issues which had blossomed into retained eye caps and eye infections, which lead to inappetence. This is a pretty common problem with Leopard geckos and is best prevented by frequent soaks and ensuring that shedding has been completed. With some meds, soaks and supportive care, he is back to functioning like a normal gecko and loves eating again. At this time he needs no extra care but his adopter should make sure he is shedding completely to avoid him getting sick again. He is used to eating super mealworms but we can occasionally get him to eat a dubia roach!https://www.lostwoodsas.com/adoption-application
How To Adopt
Joules is from Lost Woods Animal Sanctuary
[CRYSTAL LAKE, IL]
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