u/mockasinn

Posted a few days ago on here asking about what people thought she had on her gums being potentially mouth rot. The good news is she shedded, and it wasnt. Just some dirt she had stuck in her gums.

But the wounds that she had from scraping against her enclosure when trying to dig to lay eggs got worse after she shed. The shed stuck to her wounds and wouldnt come off, so ive been doing a gecko sauna for the past few days. Ive also been using vetericyn plus to clean the area and make sure no bacteria gets in.

Now the shed on her bumps came off, but this looks very off. Is this bone?

Posted a few days ago on here asking about what people thought she had on her gums being potentially mouth rot. The good news is she shedded, and it wasnt. Just some dirt she had stuck in her gums.

But the wounds that she had from scraping against her enclosure when trying to dig to lay eggs got worse after she shed. The shed stuck to her wounds and wouldnt come off, so ive been doing a gecko sauna for the past few days. Ive also been using vetericyn plus to clean the area and make sure no bacteria gets in.

Now the shed on her bumps came off, but this looks very off. Is this bone?

Posted a few days ago on here asking about what people thought she had on her gums being potentially mouth rot. The good news is she shedded, and it wasnt. Just some dirt she had stuck in her gums.

But the wounds that she had from scraping against her enclosure when trying to dig to lay eggs got worse after she shed. The shed stuck to her wounds and wouldnt come off, so ive been doing a gecko sauna for the past few days. Ive also been using vetericyn plus to clean the area and make sure no bacteria gets in.

Now the shed on her bumps came off, but this looks very off. Is this bone?

Hi everyone, posting for second opinions on what this may be.

About four days ago I caught my gargoyle gecko digging to lay her eggs. It was in a corner spot and she was digging particularly deep.

When I picked her up at that time, I noticed she had some black at the tip of her snout and what looked like a small upturned lip.

The next day I noticed she was missing a few scales on her underbelly, and she has this black dot on the top of her head?

Im not sure if this is an injury from her digging, or mouth rot. Please let me know what you guys think.

Hi everyone, posting for second opinions on what this may be.

About four days ago I caught my gargoyle gecko digging to lay her eggs. It was in a corner spot and she was digging particularly deep.

When I picked her up at that time, I noticed she had some black at the tip of her snout and what looked like a small upturned lip.

The next day I noticed she was missing a few scales on her underbelly, and she has this black dot on the top of her head?

Im not sure if this is an injury from her digging, or mouth rot. Please let me know what you guys think.