![Does anyone know what this little bulge next to my geckos leg are, I've heard of like calcium sacs but idk if that's what this is : r/leopardgeckos Does anyone know what this little bulge next to my geckos leg are, I've heard of like calcium sacs but idk if that's what this is : r/leopardgeckos](https://i.redd.it/h7xv4hnq5yh71.jpg)
Does anyone know what this little bulge next to my geckos leg are, I've heard of like calcium sacs but idk if that's what this is : r/leopardgeckos
![Brown anole, also Bahaman anole or De la Sagra's Anole (Norops sagrei) on tree, red throat sac, Stock Photo, Picture And Royalty Free Image. Pic. IBK-4210017 | agefotostock Brown anole, also Bahaman anole or De la Sagra's Anole (Norops sagrei) on tree, red throat sac, Stock Photo, Picture And Royalty Free Image. Pic. IBK-4210017 | agefotostock](https://previews.agefotostock.com/previewimage/medibigoff/5eb09b4026fcfab7fd2d5834fe1e682b/ibk-4210017.jpg)
Brown anole, also Bahaman anole or De la Sagra's Anole (Norops sagrei) on tree, red throat sac, Stock Photo, Picture And Royalty Free Image. Pic. IBK-4210017 | agefotostock
![Understanding metabolic bone disease in reptiles - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine | University of Saskatchewan Understanding metabolic bone disease in reptiles - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine | University of Saskatchewan](https://wcvmtoday.usask.ca/images/2019/09/reptile-2.jpg)
Understanding metabolic bone disease in reptiles - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine | University of Saskatchewan
![Ventral side of the first hatchling. Note the orange colored throat and... | Download Scientific Diagram Ventral side of the first hatchling. Note the orange colored throat and... | Download Scientific Diagram](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/270581359/figure/fig6/AS:295094029701125@1447367307344/Ventral-side-of-the-first-hatchling-Note-the-orange-colored-throat-and-the-yolk-sac.png)
Ventral side of the first hatchling. Note the orange colored throat and... | Download Scientific Diagram
![Massimo on Twitter: "A shovel-snouted lizard is proportionally one of the fastest animals in the desert--running 20 times its body length in one second. But when it rests, it must dance to Massimo on Twitter: "A shovel-snouted lizard is proportionally one of the fastest animals in the desert--running 20 times its body length in one second. But when it rests, it must dance to](https://pbs.twimg.com/tweet_video_thumb/FELDBmEXsAcsbFo.jpg)
Massimo on Twitter: "A shovel-snouted lizard is proportionally one of the fastest animals in the desert--running 20 times its body length in one second. But when it rests, it must dance to
Rainbow, but not in the sky - A lizard with more or less the VIBGYOR pattern in its gular sac. | Smithsonian Photo Contest | Smithsonian Magazine
![Dr. Caroline Dong on Twitter: "Fun fact: baby lizards (reptiles in general) are born with a yolk sac that's absorbed within ~12-24 hrs https://t.co/8amW43IL7N" / Twitter Dr. Caroline Dong on Twitter: "Fun fact: baby lizards (reptiles in general) are born with a yolk sac that's absorbed within ~12-24 hrs https://t.co/8amW43IL7N" / Twitter](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DSl1bkWUMAA7M-q.jpg:large)