cloudy eye
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They generally have an eye issue when the water parameters aren't, ot weren't good, but it could be from an injury, like a twig end of a DW or stone, possibly a fight with another fish.
Check the water parameters, even if it is from an injury, keeping the water in the top condition, is needed for good healing.
Are there any other fish acting sluggish, hiding, clamped fins, or seeming unwell or getting any cloudiness in the eyes?
The article in my signature link has helpful fish keeping information and very useful for keeping healthy fish.
You may also want to try Epsom salt if you think it was an injury, and all the other fish are doing well.
https://www.aquariumadvice.com/forums/f17/using-epsom-salt-in-fish-therapy-374191.html
They generally have an eye issue when the water parameters aren't, ot weren't good, but it could be from an injury, like a twig end of a DW or stone, possibly a fight with another fish.
Check the water parameters, even if it is from an injury, keeping the water in the top condition, is needed for good healing.
Are there any other fish acting sluggish, hiding, clamped fins, or seeming unwell or getting any cloudiness in the eyes?
The article in my signature link has helpful fish keeping information and very useful for keeping healthy fish.
You may also want to try Epsom salt if you think it was an injury, and all the other fish are doing well.
https://www.aquariumadvice.com/forums/f17/using-epsom-salt-in-fish-therapy-374191.html
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