Isnt it called dermatomycosis though not dermatophytosis???thats what flukers vet told me it was...n/p

Posted by Tom Snyder on November 07, 1998 at 19:30:31:

In Reply to: Re: Black spots posted by Dino on November 07, 1998 at 15:02:56:

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: Roman,
: I am uncertain of what REPTILES article may have misled you,but there are no clinical signs of Salmonella.I would suspect the spot can be linked to Dermatophytosis,which is a yeast related fungal skin infection.You need to re-evaluate your husbandry,and make sure the humidity is not too great,and that your Ig is warm and dry at all times.Good luck.
: ---Dino

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: : : : Roman, : : I am uncertain of what REPTILES article may have misled you,but there are no clinical signs of Salmonella.I would suspect the spot can be linked to Dermatophytosis,which is a yeast related fungal skin infection.You need to re-evaluate your husbandry,and make sure the humidity is not too great,and that your Ig is warm and dry at all times.Good luck. : : ---Dino

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