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hello, my cb ball has eaten evrytime since i got him 4weeks in a row, went to feed today nope, i noticed he had a shed spot on his head , in hide box alot lately and has blue eys what thought come to mind

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Edited on July 22, 2004 at 17:12:37 by phwyvern.

i meant to say my ball would not eat his week, i noticed he was in his hide box more than usual, his head appears to be shedding, and his eyes now appear to be blue,, is he maybe not eating cause of a shed about to begin , and would that be why his eyes sre blue/silver

>>i meant to say my ball would not eat his week, i noticed he was in his hide box more than usual, his head appears to be shedding, and his eyes now appear to be blue,, is he maybe not eating cause of a shed about to begin , and would that be why his eyes sre blue/silver
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Their eyes turn blue during the shed cycle. They have a milky-blue appearance due to the eye-cap lifting. It too, will shed.
Hope this helps.

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yes some balls go off feed during shed.
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