Phelsuma grandis - I need a help!

[Slider]

Hy!

A few days ago I saw this thing in the tail. :?

What's this?

Frightened, hiding. Previously it had no specific.


Pics:

 

[John_Woodward]

it looks like some sort of abcess or growth, i would take it to a reptile veterinarian, did it just pop up has it been developing over time?

 

[Slider]

did it just pop up has it been developing over time?

I'm sorry but I do not understand. :?

The next shedding will not disappear?

Unfortunately, there is no nearby reptile veterinarian.

 

[Fishmanik]

I'm sorry but I do not understand. :?
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he was asking about thet time it was develpoed.
was it small at the beginning then it's grow up ?

 

[Slider]

he was asking about thet time it was develpoed.
was it small at the beginning the it's grow up ?

Now, I understand.
I did not see that increase.
I noticed one day to the next.

 

[Adrn]

If there are no vets nearby, you can try to treat it with a mild medicinal ointment or salve. Here in the states I have used Neosporin, an over-the-counter topical antibiotic ointment. I have used this on a female I rescued that had a recent tip of her tail broken off and also on the tip of the snout of a male I rescued from a petshop. The last one was tricky because I did not want to interfere with the natural breathing through the nostrils of this laticauda. I have used it regularly over the years during breeding season on females that have shown signs of aggressive mating(usually on the nape of the neck). I would just apply a very thin layer on the area.
***I would only apply this every 2-4D for a period of 1-2 weeks.***
This is what has worked for me...

 

[Slider]

Thank you everyone for your help!

In the meantime, I spoke as a 25-year history of Hungarian breeder.
He says that if a female is attached to Cart resolved this problem.
I hope he's right.


March 7, I'm going Pölten, they bought a female grandis.