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Richiebens
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The scales around those marks seem every so slightly tinted green, but it may just be my imagination because I'm worried
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Its slightly difficult to see in the photo. But what it does slightly look like, is scabbing from a rough shed, or possibly scabbing caused from scale rot.
Either way keep it clean, and maybe raise the humidity in your enclosure if you are having shedding issues.
Good luck
Either way keep it clean, and maybe raise the humidity in your enclosure if you are having shedding issues.
Good luck
I also can't really tell from the photo if it's the start of a bit of scale rot or maybe some discoloration from sitting on some poo or possibly some discoloration from moist bark/echo earth (don't know what substrate you are using). How does it look now?