Quote Originally Posted by MrLang View Post
Like everyone has said, don't touch it. You could do the pillow-case thing, but that will just stress the snake out. It will come off next time.

Check the shed for caps next time. If you unroll the whole thing you can find the snake's head pretty easily on the shed and the eyes are pretty obvious. I do this every shed for peace of mind, even if the shed does smell and feel gross.
Yup, just unroll the shed and you will see if its eye caps came off. It may be a retained eye cap, but am I the only one who thinks the OP ball could be dehydrated/lack of humidity? Wrinkled eyes often signify a lack of humidity or dehydration. Worth looking into. If it is an eye cap, just leave it be. It will come off next shed.