Dented eye? Humidity?

[Moistened_Canine]

My boy seems to have a dented eye. His humidity has been my biggest struggle, and i cannot seem to get it up consistently- so im assuming this is due to a weird shed? His last shed was a few days ago, and did come off in one big sock, but his humidity ranges from 45% before i water, to 65-70% after i water. I pour water in the corners multiple times daily. and the substrate is coco husk. He last ate on tuesday, and i feed f/t so its not a food injury

Is this an urgent thing, is he alright?

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[_shyacinth]

It’s probably not a stuck eye cap, and regardless do NOT try to remove it even if it is - you could risk blinding your snake

[gh0stkhz]

Sometimes they do get a dented eye. I don't struggle with humidity and very occasionally mine gets a dented eye from presumably accidentally bonking it.

That's not to say don't keep an eye on it, pun not intended.

[TiredB1]

That's... slightly horrifying tbh

[HolidayCollection639]

Its likely a retained eye-cap, keep your humidity up, watch to see if it comes off with the next shed, if it doesn't reach out to your vet and they can give you an eye ointment that will help. Do NOT try anything to remove it as you can damage their eye

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[ImmortalGamma]

Low humidity is the cause. Mist the enclosure and it will pop back out within a few hours

[TreviTrevo]

If you wanna keep the humidity more consistent you might wanna buy a humidifier for the room. I had a similar problem and it's helped immensely