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    bent scales on top...

    The new male I have, has some bent up scales on his topline, along the spine. They almost look like scales of retained shed, but they aren't; they are bent, like he got stuck in a small space and squeezed through.
    Does anyone know if this is permanent, or will it disappear when he sheds? I hope it goes away...
    -Jen. Back in the hobby after a hiatus!
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    Re: bent scales on top...

    I was about to ask the same ? --- I have a metal toy escalade in my enclosure and was assuming he had rubbed under it, as he does when shedding.


    Its hard to carpture this on a camara!~!!!!

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