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    Re: Is it ok to leave on a stuck eyecap?

    Quote Originally Posted by Bogertophis View Post
    I've kept lots of "stressed" (rescued) snakes so let me explain a little more. It's not so much WHAT you do, but HOW you do it. I've found that when I stay calm & just
    focused on helping a snake (with whatever challenge), it's almost like they 'feel' it & know you aren't trying to hurt them.
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    I've actually experienced this. One of my bps is very head shy. He doesn't mind handling just doesn't like it when you get too close to his head. He had a retained eye cap (and a lot of stuck shed) on him when I got him from his previous owner. I soaked him a few days after having him to get the stuck shed off and that was the one and only time he was completely content with me getting near his face. I VERY gently used a wet wash cloth to remove his eye cap. It's almost as if he knew I was there to help him out.

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