Dr. Frank

Dr.Tail Vet

The symptoms suggest a possible eye infection or irritation. This could be due to several factors, including bacterial or viral infections, trauma, or environmental irritants.

Maintain appropriate humidity levels specific to your reptile's species, as improper humidity can contribute to eye issues.

If your reptile's enclosure includes a substrate, consider temporarily replacing it with paper towels to reduce the chance of particles irritating the eyes further. Additionally, check that the lighting in the enclosure is not too bright or causing glare, as this can also cause eye discomfort.

It's important to watch for any worsening of the symptoms or the development of new ones, such as discharge from the eyes, swelling, or a change in behavior like a decrease in appetite or increased lethargy. These signs could indicate a more serious condition that would require immediate attention.

In the meantime, keep the enclosure clean, maintain proper humidity, and monitor your reptile closely for any changes in its condition. If the redness and cloudiness persist or worsen, or if you notice any of the aforementioned signs of a more serious issue, it would be prudent to seek professional help despite the limitations mentioned.

If you have any additional questions, please don't hesitate to come back to us! Thank you.