Thanks everyone for your well wishes and advice...gonna try to remember who asked what so forgive me if I miss something! (sneaking the reply at work! LOL!) You guys are all on top of it! A million thank you's!!
I measure her temps with a digital infrared thermometer. I also have a probe type. Her temps at her basking spot stays right around 92-99 depending on where she hangs out on her platform. I have papertowels at one end of the ramp to prop her up higher if she wants more heat. She tends to hang on those. I don't think too much heat is an issue. She doesn't really gape in the tank, so I'm thinking she's okay. Once her night heat timer didn't shut off and I came down later in the morning to find her gaping and really bright! LOL! I was gonna paste a pic here of the thermometer, I found it. Forgot, can't do that. It's a ReptiTemp Digital Thermometer by ZooMed. The other side of the tank has a ceramic turtle shell that she can hide under and it's about 76 or so over there. Not that far away, but there is a temp change.
I had to buy a new Reptisun fixture. The first one DIED on me. Maybe it was malfunctioning and making the bulb brighter????? Just thought of that! DUH! It was making a humming/vibrating noise. Then next morning it didn't turn on. I will go get another 10.0 bulb and see how she reacts to it in the new fixture. I returned it when I thought it was causing her stress!
I will try to take some pics of her belly later to post for you all to see! :shock: Her head is all gray, ready to shed!
TerrBear- She started the skin/fungul issue after she had already been on antibiocs 2 or 3 times via injections. I think too much antibiotic, with no probiotics wore her system down and made her susceptible to getting fungus. She did have a fecal done. She was dewormed AGAIN. She had been dewormed last year also. I think they were back due to her being boarded at THAT DAMN PLACE that gave her the mites, which, if you read my very first post, you already know that's how this whole thing started in the first place! Thank you for adding your thoughts. I appreciate everyones!
Hugs,
Sue