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    Cloudy eye on Pied Ball

    I recently received a yearling Pied female ball python that has a cloudy left eye. The other eye seems fine... nothing else seems to be wrong with her, she even ate two small rats day before yesterday.

    At first I thought she was either going or coming out of the blue... but, it has been a almost a week and she ate.... so I ruled out the shed.

    Any thoughts or experiences with this issue... Is that normal for pieds?
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    Re: Cloudy eye on Pied Ball

    it could be a retained eye cap.

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    Re: Cloudy eye on Pied Ball

    Or an eye infection.

    Retained eyecaps aren't too cloudy.

    If it has the color the eyes get when in shed, I'm gonna say infection.
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    Re: Cloudy eye on Pied Ball

    Out of curiousity because I have never dealt with an eye infection ... what is the treatment like on something like that. Or how would an eye infection even be contracted?
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    Re: Cloudy eye on Pied Ball

    Usually injectable antibiotics.

    I don't know if they have anything topical or not.




    Quote Originally Posted by AndrewGeibel View Post
    Out of curiousity because I have never dealt with an eye infection ... what is the treatment like on something like that. Or how would an eye infection even be contracted?

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    Re: Cloudy eye on Pied Ball

    I ruled out retained eye caps just because it looks pretty lubricated.. the eye looks normal with the exception of a slight haze on it, you can even see movement of the "pupil"
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    Re: Cloudy eye on Pied Ball

    Hi,

    Does it look anything like this?


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    Re: Cloudy eye on Pied Ball

    Quote Originally Posted by 2kdime View Post
    Usually injectable antibiotics.

    I don't know if they have anything topical or not.
    Interesting. Thank you.
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    Re: Cloudy eye on Pied Ball

    You might try feeding a little heavier for a bit to induce a shed to see if it goes away.

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    Re: Cloudy eye on Pied Ball

    Quote Originally Posted by dr del View Post
    Hi,

    Does it look anything like this?


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    Thanks... it looks some what like that, not a 100% on it.

    I am not allowed to upload attachments yet so I guess posting a pic is out of the question...
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