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Hello
I have an issue at hand.Pls look at the pics and tell me what is this discoloration of skin under its mouth? Can it be mosquito bite?..or scratches from its own shell beneath the mouth?Other thing ...those creases on plastron...is that normal?
For ref ...my Tojo is 4-5 mnths old...
Hi again...
The eyes are so better now ...puff was all coz of uv bulb. I ve decided to get rid of it and let Tojo bathe in natural sun.
I have another issue at hand today.
Pls look at the pics and tell me what is this discoloration of skin under its mouth? Can it be mosquito bite?..or scratches...
I read it all a lil too hurriedly. But this is great deal of help.
I ll read it again carefully...and make necessary changes on my end.
Also, Tojo's eyes seem to be better..not puffy anymore. Gave him only outside natural light and discarded the UV bulb.
I'm very grateful to all you guys here...
I try to maintain this temperature for Tojo (my tort)..coz it's pretty hot in Mumbai. We sit in AC all day long but i make sure Tojo doesn't suffer.
Yes, I keep substrate damp. When it dries up on upper layer i moist it with a spray.
Which type of bulb!!??? I dint even know there comes...
UVB cum basking light keeps temp at 40°C, cool side comes to 28-30°C.
Ceramic heat lamp is 50 watt...keeps temp at 35-40°C throught the night.
Tojo has his dose of sunlight too for an hour evryday.
I had cocopeat substrate...which was getting messed up with food tray. After consulting here on...
Hi, attaching here pic of my Sleepy baby Tojo. Someone please tell me if it's eyes look puffy or are they normal? If puffy, what drops you suggest? I'm from India, would be grateful if someone has knowledge of what is available here.
More than soil bedding, my Tojo loves to roam about and doze off on carpets and towels and pillows. It's humid and hot here. Can I let him be outside his enclosure and onto the carpet flooring for few hours during the day?
Plugged nose or somethng stuck in throat.
Same happened with my baby...couldn't figure it out first ..but it was big strand of hair that it flushed out next day. Scary sight.
Warm water soaks helped.