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09-02-2021, 05:04 PM	#1
Spot	what to do with a gecko at end of life? Hello - I have a leopard gecko, Spot, whom I've had for 21 years. I believe he is nearing the end of his life. He has been struggling with his sheds for several months now but otherwise have been eating well and was active. But for the past 2 weeks, he hasn't eaten anything. He still looks good because he has a really robust tail, but I've noticed that his tail has shrunk some. His activity level is really down too. Is there anything I can do for him at this point? I know I'm lucky to have him for this long and he has given me much joy. Is there anything I can do for him to make his end as comfortable and as peaceful as possible?

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