Turtlestork
New member
Hey everyone,
I took one of my females out to get some pics today and noticed this. The gecko had a lesion in the same area a few months ago, but this had healed up. I suspected the lesion came from too low humidity, which has since been raised. They live in a large planted tank, and, since I am gone a lot, my family must have been careless in keeping it watered. I have since placed a humidifier on the tank that runs nightly so that the geckos don't get dry. It seems to be working for all intensive purposes.
However, today I noticed the gecko has these reddish scales where the wound had been. It appears the actual scales are red, rather than something over them like a fungus or anything. I have separated her until I can figure this out. Could this be the healed wound after subsequent sheddings? Does anyone know what this is? I am worried about my poor girl, I thought she had healed all up by now. Looking for replies ASAP before I have to leave town again!
Thanks,
TS
I took one of my females out to get some pics today and noticed this. The gecko had a lesion in the same area a few months ago, but this had healed up. I suspected the lesion came from too low humidity, which has since been raised. They live in a large planted tank, and, since I am gone a lot, my family must have been careless in keeping it watered. I have since placed a humidifier on the tank that runs nightly so that the geckos don't get dry. It seems to be working for all intensive purposes.
However, today I noticed the gecko has these reddish scales where the wound had been. It appears the actual scales are red, rather than something over them like a fungus or anything. I have separated her until I can figure this out. Could this be the healed wound after subsequent sheddings? Does anyone know what this is? I am worried about my poor girl, I thought she had healed all up by now. Looking for replies ASAP before I have to leave town again!
Thanks,
TS