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How long for a tail to grow back?

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Well, it's happened- after 6 happy years of keeping, I have a hatchling with a missing tail. She was super-small on hatching, but was eating and putting on weight straight off. She is of course seperated now, but as this is a first for me, I was wondering how long it takes to re-grow?
 
I seem to remember having a very young tailless baby taking around a month for the complete tail regrowth
I would imagine that this can vary from gecko to gecko

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