Leopard gecko poo must be an prolonged brown component with a smaller white component linked. The brown area is the feces, together as the white area is the urate - or, their pee. A healthful gecko's poo might have the two parts fairly some the time, together as a gecko with in simple terms white is a gecko that may no longer getting sufficient foodstuff, and a gecko with in simple terms brown is a gecko which would be fairly dehydrated.
Living organisms can't see white as trasparent unless it has a transparency to it. It could be that your gecko could have bad eyesight or is just stupid. Living things either see black and white, color, or both.
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Of course they do. They just have no sense of depth perception, so that's why she ran into the wall. It has nothing to do with being stupid.
Leopard gecko poo must be an prolonged brown component with a smaller white component linked. The brown area is the feces, together as the white area is the urate - or, their pee. A healthful gecko's poo might have the two parts fairly some the time, together as a gecko with in simple terms white is a gecko that may no longer getting sufficient foodstuff, and a gecko with in simple terms brown is a gecko which would be fairly dehydrated.
Living organisms can't see white as trasparent unless it has a transparency to it. It could be that your gecko could have bad eyesight or is just stupid. Living things either see black and white, color, or both.