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RE: Can anyone identify this on his tail?

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Posted by: dsreptiel at Sun Dec 5 19:22:18 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by dsreptiel ]  
   

it looks like were the shed rubbed off or was removed before it was ready to come of and got infected or possibly got to close to a heat source and got burned . when the sluff is removed before it is ready it constantly Hertz and therefore they cant tell if it gets burned as it is all ready a pain source . at least that is what it looks like to me . of course it could just be a fungal infection , but it is a infection of some kind . David of DS Reptile Rescue ,Removal & Rehabilitation


   

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