Tazz10
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I was told a gecko (actually all lizards) can only regrow its tail once. Is that true? Does that mean they can only drop the first tail, not the regrown one?
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How many times can a tail regrow?
- Thread starter Tazz10
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That is a very good question- I have had a Leo drop a tail once but never have seen the regrowth drop so i want to say yes.
I have also purchased a baby without a tail and it has never dropped it again.
Anyone else know if this is true?
Sandy
I have also purchased a baby without a tail and it has never dropped it again.
Anyone else know if this is true?
Sandy
Bringerofdoom
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i dont know if the regen drops, i know though it dont apply to all lizards. bearded dragons and some others dont drop their tails and accidental tail nips are permanant.
Milwaukee Reptiles
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I remember reading something about this a while back... I'm not 100% sure but correct me if I'm wrong.
I believe a leo drops it's tail by using the muscles to seperate the bones at a seperation point. The problem is, when a tail grows back, it is made of "rod" of cartilage, instead of bone. Since the cartilage is solid and does not have any seperation points, the tail cannot be dropped from that point on. The tail could, however, be dropped from a point closer to the base where the bones and muscles that do the seperation still exist.
Hope that helps a little bit
I believe a leo drops it's tail by using the muscles to seperate the bones at a seperation point. The problem is, when a tail grows back, it is made of "rod" of cartilage, instead of bone. Since the cartilage is solid and does not have any seperation points, the tail cannot be dropped from that point on. The tail could, however, be dropped from a point closer to the base where the bones and muscles that do the seperation still exist.
Hope that helps a little bit
aliceinwl
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There is no limit to how many times a leo can drop and regrow its tail. Even full regrows can be autonomized (sp?). Just remember that regrowing a tail casts lots of energy so every effort should be made to prevent it.
-Alice
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progeckos
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Not all lizards can re-grow a lost tail. Crested geckos and most skinks (I’m sure a lot of other lizards as well) can’t have regenerated tails. Once they’ve lost them there gone but like Alice said leos can keep re-growing tails.