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* Soak affected areas in warm water for 5-10 minutes then manually remove with a gently abrasive wet surface.
* Soak affected areas in warm water for 5-10 minutes then manually remove with a gently abrasive wet surface.
* Raising environmental humidity by regular misting of the interior of the cage as well as the animal, providing large surface-area shallow trays of water for evaporation, and shallow warm water baths. A small enclosure within the vivarium can be added to create localized increased humidity by adding a water-absorbent bedding such as sphagnum moss or cotton wool.
* Raising environmental humidity by regular misting of the interior of the cage as well as the animal, providing large surface-area shallow trays of water for evaporation, and shallow warm water baths. A small enclosure within the vivarium can be added to create localized increased humidity by adding a water-absorbent bedding such as sphagnum moss or cotton wool.
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