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08-19-2014, 11:11 AM #2
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Several guesses:

1. Stuck shed you don't know that is still stuck.

2. Cataract

3. Genetically "dull" eye(probably not the case) :shrugs:

I work with a pine/bull snake which has a smaller/deformed eye compared to the other. It developed a cataract in the last 6 months. Sheds are always perfect. For definite verification, I'd see if a vet would examine it.

-Yar

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