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little twiglet

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An amel is due to shed??
do their eyes do the blue glazed thing?? i cant tell if mine is going to or not! if someone can tell me what to look out for and that might also explain why last week she turned her nose up at her pinki until i chopped its head in half!!!:eek:

any info welcomed

thanks guys

zoe twig,sirus & e-moo
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The colours go dull, as with other corns and, instead of the eyes going blue, they tend to go a purple colour.:D.
 
My amel is just about to shed and she has a very dull milky look. I haven't really looked at the eyes too much.
 
Regardless of color morph when a corn is about to shed it will go opaque for a few days and take on a milky/blueish hue. Following that it will appear that it/he/she will go back to normal for a few more days. Following that it will shed.
 
guys not to worry she did shed today right infront of me on the way home in the car !!! but thanks for the advice good for future referance!
 
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