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    Re: Underweight rescue ball python help.

    Quote Originally Posted by zanic07 View Post
    It also appears that Waffles did not actually have stuck eye caps. After its bath its eyes looked a ton clearer. What looked like cloudy lines separating the eye from the stuck shed cleaned up and I can actually see its pupils now. I tried wiping its eyes gently with a cloth anyway but could get nothing to come off and a day later the cloudy lines have still not come back. Could this have been a dehydration issue.
    Very likely; a dehydrated snake's eyes can have thin lines that look like cracks.

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