Ranaisabanana
Member
Hello everyone,
I've had my beardie since last year and I have never seen anything like this on its belly before.
I have him a bath yesterday and I didn't notice the yellow patch on his tummy. Today in the car I noticed it.
He's about 9 months old in a 40 gallon with reptile carpet as the substrate.
He just switched from crickets to roaches and he also eats collard greens and musterd greens
I use repcal calcium (5x a week) and multivitamin (2x a week).
His basking spot is around 100-105 and his humidity is never over 40%
I clean his cage daily and deep clean it with flukers organic cleaner once or twice a week.
I do have another beardie but I always make sure to wash hands between handling them and the other one doesn't show any yellow at all.
I'm planning to take him to the vet as soon as I am able but I wanted to know what to expect first. Here's a pic
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3mfqkRj-XjIemgza3hWVWdHS2c
I've had my beardie since last year and I have never seen anything like this on its belly before.
I have him a bath yesterday and I didn't notice the yellow patch on his tummy. Today in the car I noticed it.
He's about 9 months old in a 40 gallon with reptile carpet as the substrate.
He just switched from crickets to roaches and he also eats collard greens and musterd greens
I use repcal calcium (5x a week) and multivitamin (2x a week).
His basking spot is around 100-105 and his humidity is never over 40%
I clean his cage daily and deep clean it with flukers organic cleaner once or twice a week.
I do have another beardie but I always make sure to wash hands between handling them and the other one doesn't show any yellow at all.
I'm planning to take him to the vet as soon as I am able but I wanted to know what to expect first. Here's a pic
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3mfqkRj-XjIemgza3hWVWdHS2c