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    Re: lil red spot near spine, need identifying

    Thank you guys for responding, it probably is a splinter of some kind.
    would it be best to give him a betadine-water bath soak, or to rub the spot with a rag that has a teensy bit of betadine on it?

    anyway, my temps are:
    89-91 hot side elevated, I use a CHE as overhead heat. it's probably 82-85 on the ground surface level.
    75-80 cool side, my house has poor cold temp management so it can get a little low at night. I had to opt for overhead heat because a heat mat wasn't keeping them above 69 at night.
    I use sphagnum moss + cocohusk for his substrate. Mist occasionally.
    I hadn't really given him anything new besides a hide and his cork round, which both he fits in snuggly.
    Last edited by Kingdomall; 02-20-2021 at 03:41 PM.

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