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carlycorn
Hatchling
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 06/03/2012 : 10:25:59
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My misters in blue and one of his eyes is dinked...we had a pretty rough shed last time where i had to physicaly help with his face as the rest of his body had come away fine...i thought i got his eyecaps off although i was taking scale by scale...and there had been no roughnes around his eye or greyed eye or dinkage before this point...
Ive heard that this could be dehydration, to be fair he looks pretty hydrated so i can only assume that I never got the eyecap the first time round :(
Hes in deep blue and I dont want to fuss him too much, i had a false strike off him this weekend (partly because i didnt see he was in blue when i picked him up). Will it be safe to give him his moss and see how this develops, I dont wanna freak him out and hes so close to shed now. Might he sort this out himself? I have raised humidity and his temps are fine...
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chrisc
Old Royal - I Post too much!
United Kingdom
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Posted - 06/03/2012 : 12:29:54
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i would put a moss hide in or a damp cloth ontop of the warm hide.
move the water bowl into the hot end an mist the viv a couple of times a day,
it could be where the eye cap is now coming loose due to being blue an hes knocked it on something
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Dink in the eye
