Littleredfootbigredheart
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Yeah to me it just looks like some poop/dirt build up, the bumpiness is just his scales I believe
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So I should just gently brush it or leave it?Yeah to me it just looks like some poop/dirt build up, the bumpiness is just his scales I believe
mojo_1
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If he will let you brush it you can. But most likely he will retract his legs and fight you on it.
The_Four_Toed_Edward
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Yep, it would be impossible to do on mine...
Littleredfootbigredheart
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You can give it a go but I wouldn’t stress too much about it if he doesn't let you
Ok. Thanks!
is his shell healthy? I just wanna know so I have a basis to compare to in the future
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Littleredfootbigredheart
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He looks to have the odd old chip/scuff here n there, which is usual with wild caught(which he appears to be) other than that, looks ok in the photos
Littleredfootbigredheart
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He is def wild caught bc I got him from a pet store
I did go away for a day and a half and only had someone to feed him. So could this have been that I couldn’t soak him for two and a half days? I soaked him today and yesterday to make sure. I could send another pic if u wantSome areas do look a bit dry, which could be the lamp, hard to say, but it can happen with harsher bulbs, hence floodlights and t5 uv are a more optimal choice
Littleredfootbigredheart
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I don’t think missing a few days soak would cause the dryness, it’s more likely if the lamps too harm, which some mvb can be. It doesn’t look too bad though
