When a lizard is shedding its skin, there are a few signs you can look for:
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Dull or cloudy appearance: Before shedding, a lizard's skin may appear dull or cloudy as the new skin starts to develop underneath.
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Changes in color: The lizard's skin may appear lighter or darker in certain areas as it prepares to shed.
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Increased scratching or rubbing: A lizard may scratch against rough surfaces or rub its body against objects to help slough off the old skin.
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Flakes or pieces of old skin: You may notice small pieces of old skin flaking off the lizard's body.
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Increased hiding behavior: Some lizards may become more reclusive or seek out hiding spots as they shed their skin.
These signs can indicate that a lizard is in the process of shedding its skin.
