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Bump on her mouth

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My Chameleon has a small black bump on her mouth. It is raised and I don't know if it is hard or not (she is not very handleable). She is active, eating and drinking and is currently having a good shed.
My reptile guy suggested here to find out what everyone thought.
Thanks!!
 

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I didn't even notice your post till just now ... I've never seen anything like that on any of my chams. If you free-range your crickets and there are left-overs, she may have been bitten during the night and it's infected. I definitely would keep an eye on it ... use a dab of Neosporin or other topical antibacterial cream if you can; do not try to scrape or remove it.

Good luck!
 
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