Dec 1, 2013 #1 redsn8k Member 5 Year Member Joined Aug 8, 2013 Messages 79 Location (City and/or State) San Marcos, Ca We are new Leo caretakers and our little guy has a spot on his chin I am concerned about? It is white/grey. Please see the pic below. Cage temps are mid to hi 80's and humid closed enclosure with 85% humidity. Last edited by a moderator: Apr 12, 2014
We are new Leo caretakers and our little guy has a spot on his chin I am concerned about? It is white/grey. Please see the pic below. Cage temps are mid to hi 80's and humid closed enclosure with 85% humidity.
Dec 1, 2013 #2 Levi the Leopard IXOYE 10 Year Member! Joined Oct 1, 2012 Messages 7,955 Location (City and/or State) Southern Oregon To my eye, it looks like he's stained from the substrate but it's not stained on the chin. What's your substrate? Could this be a possibility?
To my eye, it looks like he's stained from the substrate but it's not stained on the chin. What's your substrate? Could this be a possibility?
Dec 1, 2013 #3 wellington Well-Known Member Moderator 10 Year Member! Tortoise Club Platinum Tortoise Club Joined Sep 6, 2011 Messages 53,937 Location (City and/or State) Chicago, Illinois, USA I would agree with Heather. Also, incase you have t yet, please read Toms threads below in my post for raising a smooth healthy leopard.
I would agree with Heather. Also, incase you have t yet, please read Toms threads below in my post for raising a smooth healthy leopard.
Dec 1, 2013 #4 redsn8k Member 5 Year Member Joined Aug 8, 2013 Messages 79 Location (City and/or State) San Marcos, Ca The bedding is a mix of cypress bark from LLL Reptile, cocoair and spongum moss.
Dec 2, 2013 #5 redsn8k Member 5 Year Member Joined Aug 8, 2013 Messages 79 Location (City and/or State) San Marcos, Ca Any ideas on the staining topic? Not sure how to prevent that or if it is bad for him.
Dec 2, 2013 #6 Levi the Leopard IXOYE 10 Year Member! Joined Oct 1, 2012 Messages 7,955 Location (City and/or State) Southern Oregon I don't worry about. Every now and then I take a tooth brush to them in a warm soak.