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    Shedding or eye infection

    I can not tell if Fangs eye is infected or if it is a shed cap phase while in shed. It looks a little more crusty on both eyes I will not be able to put pics up until tommorow but can both eyes get infected at the same time and look the same way. I amy be freaking out due to the fact that I just used PAM yesterday to help get rid of his mites.

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    Without pictures we probably can't say, sounds strange but it might not be anything at the same time.
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    I will def have to post pics tomorrow as it is weird but then again he is in his hide when he goes into a shed so I do not see him alot but with the change of his enclosure he is not in there also keeping the humidity up in there is hard. I usually have a humid hide for him but I dont not wantto put the moss in there with the paper towel due to the fact that I dont want the ground to be to wet for him or is it ok to use a rag and put it in his hide to make it more humid for him with paper towel?

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    I would use a lid from a Tupperware to put the moss on then put the hide on top.
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    Re: Shedding or eye infection

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    I would use a lid from a Tupperware to put the moss on then put the hide on top.
    THis is a great Idea I didn't think of this.

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    How did you use the PAM?
    Did you allow the enclosure to dry completely before putting the snake back in?

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    Yes the enclosure was completley dry and I could not smell any Pam before I put him back in. I sprayed the PAM outside on my porch let it stay out there for at least 40 min. the brang it in the house and let it stand for another 20 or 30 min before I put him back in.

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    Here are my pics the best I could do with him moving I think its just a shed phase
    Last edited by KrazyKevin; 03-06-2012 at 09:40 PM. Reason: cant upload pics

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    Re: Shedding or eye infection

    Quote Originally Posted by KrazyKevin View Post
    Last edited by The Serpent Merchant; 03-06-2012 at 09:58 PM.
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