Hi,
I've heard of this from others but never had this occur with one of my own geckos, but today I found a breeding male O. coggeri with a prolapsed hemipene. I knew there was something wrong from the a small dried spot of blood on the tile rack when I looked in the enclosure The gecko was in the lay box presumably keeping his member in a cool damp place. Currently got him on damp paper towels in a clean isolation tub with a hidebox and some gentle wamth. Advice from other gecko keepers would be appreciated.
I've heard of this from others but never had this occur with one of my own geckos, but today I found a breeding male O. coggeri with a prolapsed hemipene. I knew there was something wrong from the a small dried spot of blood on the tile rack when I looked in the enclosure The gecko was in the lay box presumably keeping his member in a cool damp place. Currently got him on damp paper towels in a clean isolation tub with a hidebox and some gentle wamth. Advice from other gecko keepers would be appreciated.