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uromastyx tail problem

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Hi,

My female Egyptian uromastyx tail has gone black and dried up at the end, And it's bleeding in places. She is in the Viv with another egyptian uromastyx. Can any one help me with this problem please.

Thank's George :(
 
Separate the two. You may not know it, but one may be picking on the other one. Sometimes the Egyptians can get a bit territorial and they don't always get along with others.
 
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