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Posted by Mike Sawdey on October 24, 1999 at 10:47:12:

In Reply to: White pimples on my caiman posted by Jeffrey on June 24, 1998 at 15:30:11:

Get it vet checked very soon. I have heard of a virus called White Spot. It exists in Croc. (Ssp.)It's very dangerous to humans. If memmory serves me right. It's like a herpes or Hepatitis virus. I forget. I have never seen this but have only heard of it. Get it checked. Let me know what you learn thanks.
: I've had my baby caiman for about two months now.
: There are some white raised spots on his head and body that are new. I doesn't look like fungus. Any ideas on what it could be and do I need to treat it?
: thanks

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