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    I hatched out an eyeless ball python before. I don't believe that it was a genetic issue, but just a fluke of incubation. None of the snakes siblings had any eye issues, even ones from different clutches in different years. The animal ate and grew just fine for as long as it was in my possession. If I remember correctly the very first hypo Mojave had eye issues as well but now you never hear about hypo Mojaves having any more or less problems then any other morph.
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