dent in eye (dont think its hydration)

[h00blah]

ok, so after a perfect, successful shed, i recently noticed my bp had a dent in its left eye !
i know what a retained eye cap looks like, and i gotta say, this looks bad
i think my might have rubbed its eye too hard on something to remove the shed, and dented its eye! im veeeery nervous about this, i would get a picture but it just ate a larger than normal mouse just a day and a half ago so im not handling him

is this common? how can i help? every website i searched to find out wut mite happen seems to be only related to the eye cap. is there a possible way that he was too rough during shed? help pees

[BallPythons9]

I don't know if this is exactly the same case as yours, but a while back I thought I noticed a dent in my fire female's eye. All my temps and humidity were fine, and no stuck eye caps so I thought it could have been an injury. Well I let her be for a few days (I'm not saying to do this, I just did, it may have been right or wrong) and the next time I checked on her the eye was back to normal. Not sure if that helped, that's just what happened to me.

[h00blah]

ya, im in the same situation, heck, the shed was fine, temps were fine, thanks tho. im just kinda annoyed of the same response, and i just done buy it bc im sure my male shed fine.

thanks, im gonna keep sittin on this thread

[Montie Python]

Same thing happened here...


Perhaps, its like that movie Blind...except its with snakes, and they get dents?!


He shedded about two weeks ago, and the humidity is perfect right now, I just dipped his head in his bowl, he didn't like it, but two hours later, it was gone...

[Kaorte]

Make sure your humidity is up and wait a few days.
Its probably not a retained eye cap. Those look like the snake is still in its blue phase and they are pretty noticeable.