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Jeff, I still worry whether it might be a bacterial thing.

Cynthia, that's a definate possibility!
 
Hi Joan

I do still have a worry over the state of her eyes, but have been monitoring her for several weeks now. viewed from the side there does not appear to be any build up on the eye surface at all and no other incidence anywhere else on her.

I had Morg have a look when he called in the other day. He advised to keep an eye on her and watch for any incidence anywhere else. Needless to say I keep a close eye on her.

Thanks for your concern and I will keep you updated if anything changes in either way.
 
Thanks Cynthia.

Her sister his almost identical except for a little patch towards the rear of her abdomen that is totally colourless and having perfectly clear eyes.
 
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