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    Soooo update:

    he is listed as chronic eye disease. Dr. Dan went in to do surgery and realized the caps are fused and are now part of his cornea. Fun times. However, there is no infection in the eye. So for now there is nothing they want to do. Taking the eye caps would mean taking part of his cornea with it. They do not want to make it worse by adding trauma when he is otherwise completely healthy, eating normally, and acting like a happy ball python.

    So so for now we watch each shed and re check him periodically.

    When end they brought him out I picked him up and he just looked at me, laid his head down on my chest and immediately relaxed his body. He is my cuddly boy.
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    *~* Nothing sticky (tape, stick on gauges, Velcro) goes into your enclosure! Again...NOTHING sticky goes into your enclosure....EVER! *~*

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