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How much would health insurance cost for me?

Does anyone know a link to a website were you can read reviews of health insurance companies like Blue Cross?

IS there a HEALTH insurance, or discount program that had good reviews, good deal, and not a scam?

Where can I find reviews for health insurance.?

healthy bbq pasta salad recipes?

Does anyone know of a good healthy living cookbook?

healthy alternative to baked ziti?

Doesn't medicare deny more people than any insurance company?

Why can't we stick everyone into the same health insurance risk pool ?

I got 2 baby Leopard Geckos at petsmart 5 days ago . (They are the same size). The fist day i got them i put 4 crickets in their tank ambelu at 2 and tried eat the 3rd and 4th so i put her in my " hospitable tank " and fed her the two she wanted . and put two back in there tank she still didn't eat one so i thought i was just her getting used to the new environment. They next day i did the same thing she still didnt eat . same the next two days . today i put around 10 cricket in a box with her and she looked at the and then just stood there for 20 min , so i force feed her for her health . then i put 2 crickets with her because i thought now she might know what it was but she didn't eat it . I put a large cricket in there and she attacked but i didn't let her eat it because it WAS WAYYY TO BIG like 1 1/2 in. she didn't eat a medium i put in there either . I checked for mouth rot but it was a neg. she wasnt on sand either when i got her on now . 20 gallon L UTH makes 50 percent of the tank 85 -90 degrees Reptile carpet water bowl 3 hides 1 moist climbing back ground ( i dust the crickets)

Give them a few more days to settle in. Some animals won't eat for a week (snakes even longer) when they're first brought into their new homes. Give them a misting here and there if they are young. Baby leopard geckos like it a little humid (not a lot). MAke sure they have cool places to hide andthat you turn the lights off at night, if any. Try feeding smaller crickets, they're easier to eat. Also, in the future, I don't recommend acquiring your animals from pet stores..

Yeah, pet stores usually dont have great animals, i recommend reptmart.com

sell it and get a bearded dragon

Don't force feed your leopard gecko unless they stop eating for a month or more, or are noticeably losing weight while refusing food. Force feeding is extremely stressful to such little lizards and stress can cause them to continue refusing food for longer than they otherwise would if left alone. Do you know what the sexes of both your leopard geckos are? Two females can generally get along together, a male and a female may have disagreements, and two males will almost always fight (sometimes to the death). It may be the presence of the other leo in her tank that bothers her, even if they are both females and both the same size. Watch them closely for any signs of distress with one another, injuries, or signs of bullying (one hogging all the food, the other getting none, for instance), and if you notice any, separate them immediately. Other than these concerns, I would really just leave them alone. Five days is not a long time for leopard geckos to get used to their surroundings and for them to have been eating this soon after coming home from you is great, but don't force them to eat if they don't want to at this point. It's very common for leos to refuse food when relocated, as reptiles suffer from relocation stress like this, but it's your job to make sure they don't refuse food for way too long (over two weeks is what I'd call too long) or if they start visibly losing weight during this process. If this happens, you should bring in fecal samples for parasite tests to a reptile vet.