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    Re: Dry scales on head? Humidity is at 50%

    Quote Originally Posted by Painted View Post
    Oh gosh, I really hope I didn't make it worse. I'll look further into it. It's Polysporin or Bacitracin Zinc, first aid antibiotic ointment.

    EDIT: Just checked a couple sites and they are all saying triple antibiotic or neosporin is good for superficial wounds or the like. I am not sure what is on his head but I just sort of went straight to treating it like it were one. Maybe I shouldn't have Links for those sites:

    http://www.anapsid.org/emergency/firstaid.html
    http://www.reptilesmagazine.com/Rept...le-Wound-Care/
    http://voices.yahoo.com/how-treat-mi...s-7530232.html
    Yeah I went to go check myself and saw similar results as long as the ointment doesn't have "pain relief" additives .

    Hope he gets better , good luck .
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