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My ball got bitten pretty badly, his scales are pushed back and i can see smooth pink underneath. I can't tell if it happened from the most recent mouse or the feed before his shed and maybe that is what opened it up so far.
I changed his cypress to newspaper until it heals, been putting Neosporin on it once a day.
Is there something i should be cleaning it with or looking out for? I attached a picture of it. Its slightly blurry but the little bugger wouldn't sit still =p
 

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Neosporin should suffice. Never had a bite that bad before but it should heal just fine. I'd make sure to keep him bathed everytime his tank/tote gets messed up. Other than that, it should start to look better has he starts shedding several more times.
 
Sounds like you are on the right track. Just make sure the neosporin doesn't have the added "pain relief" ingredients. Also, paper towels are good because its easier to tell if it starts bleeding and may be easier on the wound. You can also do diluted povidone-iodine soaks if needed. That would be something you would need to research and come to your own conclusion about.
 
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