I'm glad you got the temp down, 125 degrees will definitely cause a lot of problems...
As far as her eyes go, keep following the directions given by AHBD, but I'm going to add that you absolutely must be sure to get every single live cricket out of her tank that she doesn't eat on the spot when you feed her, and if that means ripping her tank all apart then that's what you need to do, because she has an eye problem (which may have actually been caused by one of the crickets left in the tank in the first place), and if you're putting raw honey in her eye and there is even 1 single live cricket left in her tank over night, that's just asking for that cricket to bite her eye while she's sleeping. It happens all the time without the added draw of the honey, so this is a very risky situation. Crickets are dirty, nasty little buggers that cause skin/scale and eye infections in dragons all the time, and if she's already having a problem and a cricket bites her eye, it's going to end badly...I've seen photos of dragons taken by their owners first thing in the morning after they've turned on the tank lights, and they show a dragon with an eyeball actually missing, gone, chewed out by a loose cricket. So this is something that is very easy to avoid...
As far as her eyes go, keep following the directions given by AHBD, but I'm going to add that you absolutely must be sure to get every single live cricket out of her tank that she doesn't eat on the spot when you feed her, and if that means ripping her tank all apart then that's what you need to do, because she has an eye problem (which may have actually been caused by one of the crickets left in the tank in the first place), and if you're putting raw honey in her eye and there is even 1 single live cricket left in her tank over night, that's just asking for that cricket to bite her eye while she's sleeping. It happens all the time without the added draw of the honey, so this is a very risky situation. Crickets are dirty, nasty little buggers that cause skin/scale and eye infections in dragons all the time, and if she's already having a problem and a cricket bites her eye, it's going to end badly...I've seen photos of dragons taken by their owners first thing in the morning after they've turned on the tank lights, and they show a dragon with an eyeball actually missing, gone, chewed out by a loose cricket. So this is something that is very easy to avoid...
