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    Quote Originally Posted by Mft62485 View Post
    I used to take a lot of pictures of my boa with the flash, after a while one of her eyes turned silver. I stopped after that, and her eye went normal after the next shed. Probably not a good idea to do it too often, I'm sure you'd be bothered if someone did it to you.
    Sounds like your snake went into the beginning stage of a shed cycle. Lol
    They can't see all that well to begin with but I honestly don't think it will cause them much harm.
    If any.
    But that's just my 2cents.

    Edit: oh one eye!! Haha sorry.

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