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#1853108
Albinoboy29
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Help 
I know this isn’t about leopard geckos. but the alligator lizard forum never answers soon enough and this is urgent. My alligator lizard was just going through a shed when i noticed she didn’t shed her eye skin? not her eye lids but her eye is foggy sort of like snakes when they shed. I went a picked up moss and made a good humid hide and she is in it now. So how will i get the eye shed off?
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09/06/08 07:46pm
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Nicksmominsc
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Message To: Albinoboy29 In reference to Message Id: 1853108
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Did you have a humid hide before the problem arose?
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09/06/08 08:13pm
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#1853156
Albinoboy29
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Message To: Nicksmominsc In reference to Message Id: 1853134
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well there was a section of his cage that has a really wet section of coco fiber and his whole cage would be sprayed every day and hie had places to scratch on. and i saw him one day a few days before his eyes started to get hazy and he had started to shed his chin. but this is my first actual humid hide for him in a while ( i know huge mistake)
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09/06/08 08:41pm
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AditiLuna
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Message To: Albinoboy29 In reference to Message Id: 1853156
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If it was a leo, i’d say try a warm bath - but I can’t imagine an alligator lizard being chill enough to give a bath without you ending up with scars :) Try misting his face with warm water.
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09/06/08 10:35pm
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Albinoboy29
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Message To: AditiLuna In reference to Message Id: 1853281
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My alligator lizard isn’t mean at all. i have had her since she was born and hold her a lot and i think that is why she isn’t a biter. She was 1 year on labor day. in baths she will sometimes sit but usually she just swims out
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09/06/08 11:25pm
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