Hi,
I am not new to this forum, but this is my first post, mainly because everytime I have an issue with my herps there is a post that already covered it. I have been keeping snakes and lizards for a long time, but I am new to ball pythons.
I received my first one one week ago and he is doing well. Today I was looking at him and noticed something weird about one of his eyes. There was a dent in it. I know about dents in eyes when snakes are dehydrated or when the enclosure is too dry. My enclosure is at 60% humidity, there is a large water bowl and one of the hides has humid moss in it. I was wondering what was wrong. on closer inspection, I realized that the dent I was seeing was due to the fact that my snake had his head tightly agains the side of the enclosure. I then looked from above and his skull was right agains the glass, with the eye completely INSIDE the head and not out like normal. A couple hours later, the snake changed position and when I look again, there was no dent anymore and both eyes were normal.
So I was just wondering if this is normal and if any of you noticed that in their animal too.
Thanks,
Alex
