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Old 08-13-2007, 09:39 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I am not sure if this is an emergency but I just notice that one of my black clowns has his eye pop out like someone bit the crap out of him. he looks fine and the eye too. does anybody knows what my cause this to happen and how I can cure the poor boy?

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Old 08-13-2007, 09:46 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Your description is pretty good. Don't stress a fish with popeye by trying to capture it for quarantine....leave it where it is and make sure your water parameters are correct.
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I have a pair of percs myself and they have always been extremely healthy and active. Today I went home for lunch to notice that the smaller of the two has the same problem. I am also of the same opinion to not yank them out of the tank which always causes high stress. All of my parameters are excellent
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Old 08-13-2007, 12:13 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Thank you. that's what I tought just leve him alone and wait to see what happen.
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Agy,

You're welcome. However, when you say someone bit a lot out of him, are you talking about his eye or are you talking about other parts of his body?

Baxter,

Popeye is typically caused by some type of injury to the eye and if the water is good, it heals on it's own. Maybe the fish got spooked and ran into a rock or coral, or maybe the fish was recently netted and the net scraped the eye, etc. If only one eye is affected and you are sure that none of your other fish caused the injury, leaving it there is the best best.

While there is a possibility that one of the brains sweepers got him in the eye, I would put that possibility in the low percentages. Keep your parameters in line and keep tabs on your fish.
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Are you saying that his eye ball is actually outside of his head or they he has popeye?


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