Pics are either dark or blurry to clearly seehey guys, how are yall doin! i have a little bit of a problem, my little guy adidas(storm clown) looks like he has alittle bit of an eye problem, i stare at my fish hours everyday, so i believe that he mustve gotten injured, if anybody has any suggestions for her, please tell me, anyways thankyou! its hard to get a decent picture too, just one eye on 1 clown
Perhaps you tube video of at least 15 seconds
if i try n describe it, its like his right eye is black and normal, but his left eye becomes like silvery when light hits it and its also larger then the right one
May be a retina issue and will see images shortly again
hey guys, how are yall doin! i have a little bit of a problem, my little guy adidas(storm clown) looks like he has alittle bit of an eye problem, i stare at my fish hours everyday, so i believe that he mustve gotten injured, if anybody has any suggestions for her, please tell me, anyways thankyou! its hard to get a decent picture too, just one eye on 1 clown
This helps. Spots seem to be inside the lens of eye which would be cataracts. If its outside as you can see clearer than myself viewing a video, it would be neobenedenia flukes which cause white spots on the outer eyes of fish, but rarely affect clowns in which other fish would have same issue. I believe cateracts. You can try treatment in a separate tank using Maracyn which s ethromyacin and see IF any change.
so if its cataracts is there not really anything i can do? I feel like hes so young to have cataracts. at the same time if its not flukes and i do treatment will it harm my fish? and what if i dont have a qt tank...This helps. Spots seem to be inside the lens of eye which would be cataracts. If its outside as you can see clearer than myself viewing a video, it would be neobenedenia flukes which cause white spots on the outer eyes of fish, but rarely affect clowns in which other fish would have same issue. I believe cateracts. You can try treatment in a separate tank using Maracyn which s ethromyacin and see IF any change.
I gave him a really long hard look, and I don't see any white spots, his eye is just puffy and its silvery, I bet he injured it on something. this wont kill him right?This helps. Spots seem to be inside the lens of eye which would be cataracts. If its outside as you can see clearer than myself viewing a video, it would be neobenedenia flukes which cause white spots on the outer eyes of fish, but rarely affect clowns in which other fish would have same issue. I believe cateracts. You can try treatment in a separate tank using Maracyn which s ethromyacin and see IF any change.
No but cataracts not end of world, If it is
Good and Maracyn would then help
That will be up to you. Any healing on its own can take as much as a month
That would likely confirm
