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collared lizard burn

esko · 2007-10-15 23:06:21

hey guys.i have 2 collared lizards at home.one of them seems to have a raised bump on the bottem of his foot which i think was initially a burn from the basking light..when i asked bout it in my petshop i was told to rub alo vera on ithis made the red colour go away but the lump hasn't gone anywhere and is now starting to…

16-10-2007 12:06am

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esko

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hey guys.i have 2 collared lizards at home.one of them seems to have a raised bump on the bottem of his foot which i think was initially a burn from the basking light..when i asked bout it in my petshop i was told to rub alo vera on ithis made the red colour go away but the lump hasn't gone anywhere and is now starting to crack like a wart.anybody have any info on what to do??

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#2 17-10-2007 5:14pm

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I would take it straight to you local exotic vets.Do
you have a thermostat on the heating equipment in the tank?

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#3 17-10-2007 5:23pm

esko

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no but the temp. is 87F in the hot end and 75f in the cool end which is the recomended temp.he cant get to the bulb anymore tho i'd to c that lump go away.do you know where the nearest exotic pet vet to meath is.or is there one in meath?thanx

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