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Skin Check Help
First pic looks maybe like scar tissue from a minor burn? Other two don’t look like much and may go away with a shed. How are you heating the cage and how is the heating element being regulated?
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Last edited by jmcrook; 06-28-2020 at 01:10 AM.
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Re: Skin Check Help
I second the scarring on the first picture. It doesn't look sore or anything which is good. It looks healed to me. I'd wait and see what happens with his next shed, he looks young.
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Re: Skin Check Help
I use a 25W blue light during the day just to keep the ambient temp on one side since I live in a hot area, we always have our A/C and fan on, but he's usually just in his hide. The light hangs over the cage so no contact with it or the dome. Then a UTH at night with a thermostat / probe regulating the temp. We noticed the first patch and the spot on his head the day we got him.
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Re: Skin Check Help
Second the scarring and the little piece on the head looks like stuck shed to me. I wouldn't worry too much since everything looks healed but keep an eye on it through the next shed. Make sure you bump the humidity up a bit when you see him go in blue.
/chris
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