Is this Tail rot or normal?
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That's a clearer picture, those marks are usually cause from other small babies biting . They often bite each other's tails + toes, especially if they're hungry. That may not be a problem but just keep an eye on it , especially if the skin gets retained + restricts blood flow. Hopefully he'll be fine, you can post new pics any time you're concerned though.
Hello,
The indentations don't look infected, they have healed up. A lot of them seem to have
those if housed with multiple dragons.
I would keep an eye on it, but it doesn't appear to be infected. The tail has been shedding
though? Their tails can change color when pre shed, or just as they shed each time their
pigmentation may change slightly.
Tracie
The indentations don't look infected, they have healed up. A lot of them seem to have
those if housed with multiple dragons.
I would keep an eye on it, but it doesn't appear to be infected. The tail has been shedding
though? Their tails can change color when pre shed, or just as they shed each time their
pigmentation may change slightly.
Tracie
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