My 19 year old brought over 2 geckos. One is named Goldmember and it is in perfect condition and appears to be a brown-gold color with a fat spiky tail. The other is a bone thin Albino Gecko that my sister says has been sick for over 6 months. I have used a ceramic heating lamp that doesnt emit light, but is very hot. The only edibles in there are mealworms, but when my dog is finished at the groomer in about an hour, I’ m driving to Petco to get small crickets for them. The ablino is white with very light pink spots all over, and it is so thin, I can almost see its small ribcage. It refuses to eat I think, but I am not sure because I leave them isolated. My 19 y-o also said to not be surprised if it dies, but the only thing in there is mealworms because they are fatty. Also, she said that the albino eats but doesn’t process fats or something is wrong with its digestive system. I also am getting a blue bulb for another lamp for summer night time. What can I do about the Albino?

My 19 year old brought over 2 geckos. One is named Goldmember and it is in perfect condition and appears to be a brown-gold color with a fat spiky tail. The other is a bone thin Albino Gecko that my sister says has been sick for over 6 months. I have used a ceramic heating lamp that doesnt emit light, but is very hot. The only edibles in there are mealworms, but when my dog is finished at the groomer in about an hour, I’ m driving to Petco to get small crickets for them. The ablino is white with very light pink spots all over, and it is so thin, I can almost see its small ribcage. It refuses to eat I think, but I am not sure because I leave them isolated. My 19 y-o also said to not be surprised if it dies, but the only thing in there is mealworms because they are fatty. Also, she said that the albino eats but doesn’t process fats or something is wrong with its digestive system. I also am getting a blue bulb for another lamp for summer night time. What can I do about the Albino?