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weird knots on male crested body from a calcium deficieny??

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Posted by aisha on October 11, 2002 at 15:08:58:

My sister bought her male as an adult(unknown age)but looks older, from a reptile show. She was told that the lumps on its body and the twisted broken looking tail was from a calcium deficieny when it was young. She has taken very good care of him for over a year now. He eats well and is very active. I was wondering if this IS a calcium deficieny or a sign of sickness or abuse from the breeder that cause this.

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