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Gecko poop Question??

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Hey there i just had a question about my crested Gecko's poop consistency. The un-sexed little fella just recently got bumped up from pin head crickets to the larger kind, and he destroys them with no problem.:D

Question: the droppings it leaves behind are resembling a NOT fully digested cricket. but theyre not terribly undigested just a rather large black lump, with maybe some visible limbs in there... Is this normal??:shrug01:
 
Yes, that's normal. Invertebrate exoskeletons are made mostly out of chitin which is largely indigestible. Reptile stomachs are able to break the chitin down into smaller pieces to pass through their systems but larger fragments can pass as well. :)
 
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