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Uroplatus fimbriatus(injured snout)

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Posted by: naturewalk at Thu Sep 25 21:29:12 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by naturewalk ]  
   

I've just acquired my first uroplatus. She is a wild caught adult. Ofcourse she is very stressed from the move and the shipping process. My concern is that when she first arrived she jumped into the screeen top afew times, banging up the tip of her snout in the process. She is not bleeding or anything to that exstent, but her snout is a little burgered up. Is this a real call for concern? If so how can I treat it? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.


   

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