This is a little C. collaris(aqauflame) that was born with a small eye. I haven't determined if he can see out of the eye but it will be interesting to see what happens. Hopefully he'll live a normal life. I have a 9 year old female that can't see out of one eye and one that only has three legs. they both are doing great.
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Gimp eye
wwwwwells
Jun 18, 2004 09:20 AM
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jeune18
Jun 18, 2004 10:47 AM
oh what a sweetheart. poor babe though. i bet he will live a normal life. did you name him winky or blinky 
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vonnie
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lauraLSU
Jun 18, 2004 11:00 AM
How interesting! I'm sure he will be OK. It is really amazing how animals with severe physical handicaps can persevere and live almost, if not completely, normal lives.
I know a 16 year old Quarter Horse that was brought to the vet because he had been stumbling a lot. After a preliminary exam, the vet determined that the horse was completely blind in one eye and had only 15% of his vision in the other. The horse competed and won 2nd place at a barrel racing competition the weekend before!!!
If he had live a normal life, I think there is hope for your little Quasimodo lizard.
Laura
