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    skin lesions

    Hello, I'm new to this forum. I am a semi-advanced herp hobbyist. I breed smoking hot bearded dragons, have bred cornsnakes and leopards. I currently am growing up 2 irian jaya carpet pythons, 2 albino and 1 het albino red tailed boas, a spider and a jungle vanilla pastel ball python for future breedng.

    Well, about 5 months ago, my vanilla ball Wilma got out of her tank. We just found her 2 weeks ago, skinny and very dehydrated. Anyway, she ate after a few days and just shed the other day, well I took her out and notced some skinlesions, most are superficial but one is kind of bad. None are infected but I was wondering if I should take out her substrate (aspen) and neosporin her up or let it be seems how she is not in discomfort or infected.

    My theory is she had a 2 or 3 layer shed and being so dehydrated it ripped her skin. Anyway, on with the pix....

    This is the worst spot...






    These pix arejust for looks...









    Thank you in advance for any sugestions
    Last edited by andyroof1979; 11-23-2011 at 09:43 AM.

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