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Scarred giant madagascar day gecko

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So i have had a pair of two geckos that were perfectly fine for months, no fighting or anything over food or whatever. But today the female suddenly lashed out and bit the male pretty bad. Its not just a few missing scales, there is visible flesh. Is there anything I can do to help the poor guy? I already have them separated and hes eating fine and sticking to surfaces fine but the scar is very present. any help would be greatly appreciated
 
I like using Vetericyn on my snakes for boo-boos. Since it's a water-based antiseptic gel it doesn't cause scale damage like the petroleum-based ointments can. You can find it at Petco or online at Amazon.

It may or may not also work on people boo-boo's. ;)
 
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