Hello,
I'd first like to thank everyone on here for the help and expertise you have all shared with me. My little girl is finally eating regularly, about 4-5 crickets every other day dusted with Repashy Calcium Plus Vitamins. She even seems to like the taste of it as she has licked crickets several times before eating them. After a shed a few weeks back, I noticed that her nose looked a little pink. Here is a picture of her nose after a shed -
And then over the last couple weeks, the pink seems to have turned a dark color, almost looks like a little mustache. She peeked her head out today and I noticed she looks like she's going to shed again, I also noticed that the dark spots on her upper lip almost looked like scabs. Here are a couple pics I managed to take before she went back to sleep.
Her nostrils are clear and unobstructed, no pus/discharge of any kind. She's still active at night and still enjoys climbing up and hanging out on my shoulder. What I would like to know is - Is this an injury sustained during her last shed, i.e. friction on her nose? Is this an infection? is there anything else I should do other than a soak? Please let me know and again, thanks for your help.
I'd first like to thank everyone on here for the help and expertise you have all shared with me. My little girl is finally eating regularly, about 4-5 crickets every other day dusted with Repashy Calcium Plus Vitamins. She even seems to like the taste of it as she has licked crickets several times before eating them. After a shed a few weeks back, I noticed that her nose looked a little pink. Here is a picture of her nose after a shed -
And then over the last couple weeks, the pink seems to have turned a dark color, almost looks like a little mustache. She peeked her head out today and I noticed she looks like she's going to shed again, I also noticed that the dark spots on her upper lip almost looked like scabs. Here are a couple pics I managed to take before she went back to sleep.
Her nostrils are clear and unobstructed, no pus/discharge of any kind. She's still active at night and still enjoys climbing up and hanging out on my shoulder. What I would like to know is - Is this an injury sustained during her last shed, i.e. friction on her nose? Is this an infection? is there anything else I should do other than a soak? Please let me know and again, thanks for your help.
