Dent in right eye

just got my ball out to check him over, I noticed he had a dent in the middle of his eye... he shed on the 27th so 2 days ago is this normal? I fed him yesterday and he seemed fine, he shed in one full piece, i keep the skin so i just went and checked it out the eye caps are there so he defiantly shed off his eye caps, is this normal after 2 days of shed? could this be because of the decreased humidity is it something i should be worrying about?


Thanks

More than likely it is low humidity

Just get the humidity between 50-60% and it will return to normal.

Humidity. Happened to my guy once too, bump up the humidity for a few days and it should go away. If not, then next shed.

the humidity is like constantly 55-65%, i provide fresh water daily, but is it something to worry about or not?

Its nit something to worry about till it persists to his next shed, bump the humidity up more to about 70 ut should resolve on its own.

I have just bumped up the humidity and added fresh water

More then likely it will resolve in a few days or after his next shed, just be patient and just keep the humidity up a little higher.

Yea, my pastel ahd that after his last shed and I bumped the humidity to around 70%. A few days later it was gone.

lol wtf, i just checked my bp again with my light and i swear i do not see any dent in his eye now? lmao wtf is that possible to go away that quick

my enchi is currently like this, but in mid shed. first time I've seen this. my humidity is perfect, and temps are where they need to be. I just put water near him to hopefully boost his humidity.

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Originally Posted by SRMD94

lol wtf, i just checked my bp again with my light and i swear i do not see any dent in his eye now? lmao wtf is that possible to go away that quick

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Its amazing what a little extra water can do :gj::gj::gj::gj: but yes is can get the wrinkles out

Yup it can resolve that quick.

I had a thread about this not long ago, went into panic mode. My temps and humidity were totally fine. Humidity in the 60's, fresh water every 2-3 days. My bee had one, she had just shed about a week or two prior, complete with eye caps. I saw it when I was checking everyone, couple hours later took her out to show Hubby, and I had a hard time seeing it. I knew I wasn't seeing things, I took a picture and my daughter saw it too. I don't think humidity was my issue, but maybe she rubbed it or smacked it on her thermometer. Anywhoo, they can go away very fast. If I hadn't checked when I came home from work, I probably never would have known it was there.

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