Sign of Yellow fungus?

[NewbieLizard43]

Yesterday, I noticed a weird spot near my beardie's nose. It has black outlines, with what looks to be pale skin.
I want to bring my beardie to the vet, but im not sure if he does have it or not.
He is 2 years old.
He always eats, even when we put him veggies (he only eats carrots. We don't give him vitamin A supplement)
He basks and runs around the house.
He hasnt had any problem pooping.

His tail looks like its shedding, but its been two weeks since he shedded his nose, arms and legs (he didnt really fully shed). I hope this isnt tail rot.


Does he have yellow fungus?

 

[NewbieLizard43]

Here are some images:

https://www.beardeddragon.org/media/18018/full



https://www.beardeddragon.org/media/18015/full

 

[NewbieLizard43]

Other weird spots

https://www.beardeddragon.org/media/18012/full

https://www.beardeddragon.org/media/18014/full

 

[KarrieRee]

It looks like dried carrot--- have you tried washing it off? Your dragon needs greens here is a website for nutrition http://www.beautifuldragons.com/Nutrition.html ignore the kale thing its a good staple feeder- what are you feeding for a staple insect? I would add some worms to his diet like super meal horn and silk worms -- if you need websites for any of these things let me know I will post some for you
Karrie

 

[NewbieLizard43]

Thanks!
We've tried feeding something else like peppers but he would always eat the carrots instead. We also tried searching for a staple veggie like kale but we couldnt find it on our local supermarket. We will start buying online.
As for the dried carrot: its good to know! I have tried to clean it, but i guess I didnt clean him enough. I will try gently scrubing that part!
His staple meat is superworms, but I also feed him crickets, sometimes dusted.

As for the tail, we looked at it closely and we assumed its shedding. We will still bring him to the vet tho.

Thank you for your help!

 

[KarrieRee]

Ok you can order crickets on line but I am going to recommend dubia roaches -- super worms are not a good staple feeder --- you can get dubias from here along w/ other worms
www.dubiaroaches.com butter worms horn worms super worms and meal worms -- he should be getting vitamins w/ beta carotene - horn worms grow fast and are a good hydrating worm butter worms and the supers can be used as lures to the salad bowl to get him to eat those salads - only use 1-3 -- you need to start dusting your insects every time you feed him w/ calcium D3 and vitamins -- since hes not eating veggies he needs it alternate between the 2 of them -- you can keep dubias in a 10 gallon aquarium and feed them dubia food along w/ carrots / squash for hydration - DO NOT FEED YOUR DRAGON CARROTS TOO -- to much Vitamin A --- I would also look at getting him some silk worms they are another great staple feeder --- you can get them from here - www.reptilianarts.com if you order in bulk like 50 make sure you get food you will need to feed and clean the containers out daily or here as well www.coastilsilkworms.com -- the tail looks like its going to shed --- and your dragon does not have yellow fungus it more yellow scaley looking --- also you can take a soft baby toothbrush in the bath and see if you can scrub whatever is on there off -- to me it looks like dried carrot
Karrie

 

[AHBD]

I agree those are carrot bits, not fungus. Save your money, I see nothing that warrants a vet visit. And offer some greens and fewer carrots, you can create an imbalance if only feeding one type of veg. that is not actually needed in their diet. Kale, collards, turnip, mustard, dandelion greens, squash, green beans, some yellow + red sweet peppers among others.