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Old 05-30-12, 08:29 PM   #1
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Burm Skin Question

So my Burm has been having some skin issues and Im thinking it might be a sensitivity to the nolvasan I was using to clean his enclosure.

I posted a thread about it and have been doing betadine soaks to make sure the spots don't become infected and to prevent further issues if the spots are a fungal or bacterial infection.

He looks like he's entering shed so my question is whether or not I should continue the soaks after. I ask because he had this issue in february then shed and was unsymptomatic for 6 weeks then the spots came back. I was still using Nolvasan in the interim. I have stopped. But I was thinking that if it is a fungal or bacterial issue, doing the soaks should keep it from returning to the degree he's exhibiting now.

So experienced people, what are your thoughts?
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Old 05-30-12, 09:59 PM   #2
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Re: Burm Skin Question

If you've had experience with the burm lacking symptoms for 6 weeks after a shed, I'd continue the treatment until maybe 8 weeks after the shed to see if symptoms arise.
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Old 05-30-12, 11:17 PM   #3
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Awesome I will! Thanks! Do you think I should feed him more so he sheds faster and I get rid of the spots sooner? Assuming of course they aren't completely gone after the shed.
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