Retained Eyecap?

Aster, my youngest BP (around 4 months old), has an eye that looks like it's possibly retained but the skin is sticking up more than flat and cracky looking. Should I leave her eye alone until she sheds? Should I soak her?
It's one of her eyes only, it actually looked normal after she shed (which was a week ago, it started looking weird today though). ;(
Is this going to call for a vet visit? We have 2 feet of snow and can't get out.
She's acting normal and is active as always, not aggressive. I can take a picture if needed.

A picture is always best .... When is the last time she shed?

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Originally Posted by T_Sauer

A picture is always best .... When is the last time she shed?

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I was able to feed her on Sunday, so I believe Thursday or so was when she last shed.
I'll send an image in literally a minute, have to take her out.

Sorry, you answered my question in your OP, I overlooked it lol

http://imgur.com/a/0ZhGQ

This shows her "bad" eye and her good eye. I had my mom's boyfriend take the picture and hold her because she's very squirmy and my camera isn't as great as his.

Mine just she's last night and her eyes both looked fine even after the poor shed. I clearly saw both eye caps on the skin but I looked today and her eye looked like of like that too...

Mine just she's last night and her eyes both looked fine even after the poor shed. I clearly saw both eye caps on the skin but I looked today and her eye looked like of like that too... http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/16/01...0416b634bf.jpg

I would give her a humid hide and she will more than likely be able to sort it out on her own .... As said above I also make it routine to unravel all of my snakes sheds to check for both eye caps before I throw it in the trash

Alright, just wanted to make sure it was something she could do herself without having to soak, etc.!
Thank you.
I love checking my sheds, I don't know why, but it's just neat! I used to giggle about seeing the eyes on my older snake's shed (I still do, though).

If it's a real concern to you .
Can't see what harm a 20 minute soak in a snake- temp water will do tbh - then let it slide through a damp / wet towel - apply very gentle pressure .