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    I agree with what the others have said so far. Do not try to remove it, just let it be! I had a snake that was very dehydrated. The previous owners did not keep humidity correct and it took several sheds before the eyes did not have that dented /cracked look anymore. Be sure to maintain a good humidity level and things will work themselves out!!!!!

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