Well a friend of mine has an adult amelanistic cornsnake who developed a strange eyes problem.
She was succesfully bred and all the eggs hatched without any problem. She was 3 years old but she is a picky eater, let's say she's 30" long and quite thin. Anyway, as I said, all the breeding process went fine.
After she laid the eggs she started developing a pearlish colour into her eye, than she developed the same thing into th other eye, too.
Obviously it's not the shedding process, since she layed more than 3 months ago and that pearlish colour is becaoming more evident. It has nothing to do with the opaque matter of the shedding process. I cannot post a pic, anyway the reddish colour (being amel) and the pupil is still visible, but the pearlish appearance is very evident. It looks like when you take a pic with the flash, and the snake's eye become so bright...
I don't know what it's happening, I keep cornsnakes since many years but this problems looks new to me.
Any suggestion on what it's happening ?
Thanks for your help and sorry for my poor english (I am italian)
Bye Bye,
Andrea S.
She was succesfully bred and all the eggs hatched without any problem. She was 3 years old but she is a picky eater, let's say she's 30" long and quite thin. Anyway, as I said, all the breeding process went fine.
After she laid the eggs she started developing a pearlish colour into her eye, than she developed the same thing into th other eye, too.
Obviously it's not the shedding process, since she layed more than 3 months ago and that pearlish colour is becaoming more evident. It has nothing to do with the opaque matter of the shedding process. I cannot post a pic, anyway the reddish colour (being amel) and the pupil is still visible, but the pearlish appearance is very evident. It looks like when you take a pic with the flash, and the snake's eye become so bright...
I don't know what it's happening, I keep cornsnakes since many years but this problems looks new to me.
Any suggestion on what it's happening ?
Thanks for your help and sorry for my poor english (I am italian)
Bye Bye,
Andrea S.
