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    Re: Damaged Eye (most likely NOT a retained eye cap)

    Quote Originally Posted by Penultimate View Post
    So it looks like an eye cap to you? It could be, but based on his last shed, the caps came off fine and the snake shed in one piece so I'm not sure humidity is the issue. I can give it a try, though. No harm in it. I'm going to bring a temperature gun and some digital thermometers in on Monday and see what I get. I'd love to be able to take him to the vet, but the class budget most likely won't cover it.

    Oh, I should mention he got out a little while ago (I found him behind the furniture) and was probably out for at least a few days, most likely a week or more. From what I've heard, the problem started before that, though. Not entirely sure because nobody really kept track of when this eye problem started.

    Are there any other ideas on what the problem could be?
    I feel bad about the condition of the snake. It's a good possibility that he is blind in that eye! I mean that is probably worse case scenario , but until it's ruled out its a reasonable consideration. He really does need to go to the vet for this! Maybe everyone can contribute to a special emergency collection to get him the treatment he needs? The eye is a critical body part. Keep us posted. Good luck!
    Last edited by Albert Clark; 04-25-2015 at 01:28 AM. Reason: It could be a eye disease.

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