At first I thought it might be stuck shed, but I'm not sure. Humidity is usually on the lower side (around 40), since he had been on reptile carpet before we JUST switched over to bioactive. Carpet was because a few years back he had an issue with stuck shed on his eye and the vet gave us an ointment and said to get rid of the aspen while treating, and we just hadn't gotten back to something else till now. He ate his last meal just fine and appears to be his regular self. Thanks!!
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Is this scale rot, stuck shed, or something else?
- Thread starter beckys19
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ok, it looks like I'm having problems with the insert photo link, trying something else...https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-K0NPE1GugYRAf8uPL__hEa7WB72gYHe/view?usp=sharing
Frank Pinello
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I think a vet visit is needed. Don’t believe it’s stuck shed.
Also I would go back to aspen.
Also I would go back to aspen.
Dorotheos82
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Doesn't look like scale rot to me. What did you use to clean the tank when swapping from reptile carpet? How long since moving to the new substrate did this happen