I agree with April about not breeding boas that were born with one eye, or lost one/both shortly after birth. Not enough is known in general about what causes some babies to be born with missing eyes, and without knowing how it might be passed on to offspring (it might not appear in the first breeding, but what about when you breed those babies?) we don't do it.
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• one -eyed snake care - jessweet49, Wed Sep 16 10:37:17 2009
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