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Old 09-22-2007, 08:17 AM   #1 (permalink)
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My convict damsel has had this white/gray growing slowly in it's eye. Can anyone ID it? and tell me how to gert rid of it? He still eats and swims around great, so I don't think it affects him too much. Top pic is the affected eye, the bottom pic is the other(good) eye. If those aren't good enough I'll try to get better. Thanks ya'll!





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Old 09-22-2007, 08:29 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Default Maybe its this....i hope its not

Common Name:
Slimy skin disease
Scientific Name:
Brooklynella hostilis
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ciliated protozoanSigns: A grayish-white film will be noted on the skin of the fish, and is especially apparent on the eyes or darkly pigmented areas of the affected animal. Swollen gills and ulcerated areas may be noted in advanced cases. Such fish will generally tend to hang either at the waters surface or at the bottom of the tank. NOTE: This disease is highly contagious, and care should be taken that cross contamination does not occur.

I dunno if this is it, but is a possibility therefore take all precautions, especially if he/she has a lot of tank mates
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Old 09-22-2007, 08:51 AM   #3 (permalink)
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not really sure that is it. I found this article and it doens't sound like it at all. Clownfish Disease - Brooklynella Diagnosis and Treatment


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Looks like a cataract. How long have you had the fish? My orange toadfish years ago developed cataracts and soon starved to death cause he couldnt see to eat.


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That's what I thought! A VERY long time...4+ years. When I got that fish it was half the size it is now. It eats, swims, and acts like normal. The gray started about a month ago and it's very, very slow to grow. It started on a small section of the middle colored part and half covered half the pupil. There is an outer rim, then the color, then the black(pupil)
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Thats what it sounds like it has. 4yrs is a long time for a damsel.
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Well cool! I guess I can keep fish alive and healthy afterall! LOL Luckily, right now it's just on his left eye. I'll try to get clearer pics after my batteries charge. Thanks!
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Whatever it is seems to be going away quicker than it came... here's a pic I just took. Looks good!

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