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Tails heal very well but pics would always help so we can see what your dealing with. However since you took him off substrate I would leave the tail un-bandaged so that it can breathe. Keeping it bandaged could just lead to bacteria and infection. They are very hardy and recover just fine from dropped tails so this little injury doesnt sound all to worrisome.

[QUOTE="SnakeCharmr728, post: 143856, member: 1234"] Tails heal very well but pics would always help so we can see what your dealing with. However since you took him off substrate I would leave the tail un-bandaged so that it can breathe. Keeping it bandaged could just lead to bacteria and infection. They are very hardy and recover just fine from dropped tails so this little injury doesnt sound all to worrisome. [/QUOTE]

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