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New gecko eating question

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I have the post on the recently rescued gecko and have a question. When I first got the gecko she didn't eat for about 3 or 4 days, then she eat about 3-5 meal or wax worms a day for about a week. Then she didn't eat for a day then, 3-4 worms, then no eating then she shed and the next day ate about 8-9 mealworms. Since the big pig out she has only eaten 1 or 2 meal worms a day for the past 3 days. She is active at night, and is still pooping. Is it normal for them to vary their eating so much or is she still just settling in? Thanks for any input. Strana1

- I do leave some mealworms in a dish, but some of them definitely are crawling out and going under the rocks.
 
It's not at all unusual for leos to eat like that,especially if she wasn't yet full grown. When you first got her she had to take a couple days to adjust, then she had some eating to make up for but it sounds like she may just be a happy ,contented leo so she has slowed down with her food intact amounts.
 
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