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Pop eye Question
In the beginning of December, my foxface developed pop eyein one; and
Cloudy eye in the other. I placed him in a QT and gave him and began the treatment. The product says I could give him the medicine for a maximum of 10 days (2 five day treatments). After the 10 days I did 2 partial water changes and left him in there for 2 weeks. The pop eye is still not back to normal, so i began his treatment again. From what I've read his eye may never go back to the way it should be because the muscle was stretched. So how can I tell if he's better or not? |
Pop eye Question
That's true that they don't always recover, but they
can often eventually recover from the damaging effects of pop eye. How does the fish look? Wayne Sallee Peter Pan wrote on 1/1/2008 10:29 PM: In the beginning of December, my foxface developed pop eyein one; and Cloudy eye in the other. I placed him in a QT and gave him and began the treatment. The product says I could give him the medicine for a maximum of 10 days (2 five day treatments). After the 10 days I did 2 partial water changes and left him in there for 2 weeks. The pop eye is still not back to normal, so i began his treatment again. From what I've read his eye may never go back to the way it should be because the muscle was stretched. So how can I tell if he's better or not? |
Pop eye Question
Wayne Sallee wrote:
That's true that they don't always recover, but they can often eventually recover from the damaging effects of pop eye. How does the fish look? Other then his eye bulging out, he looks fine. He's not happy to be in a 15 gal tank but he appears to be ok |
Pop eye Question
You could give him one more treatment, and then if
he is still the same, you could go ahead and put him back. At that point he is not likely to get worse. Wayne Sallee Peter Pan wrote on 1/2/2008 9:06 AM: Wayne Sallee wrote: That's true that they don't always recover, but they can often eventually recover from the damaging effects of pop eye. How does the fish look? Other then his eye bulging out, he looks fine. He's not happy to be in a 15 gal tank but he appears to be ok |
Pop eye Question
Wayne Sallee wrote:
You could give him one more treatment, and then if he is still the same, you could go ahead and put him back. At that point he is not likely to get worse. Wayne Sallee Peter Pan wrote on 1/2/2008 9:06 AM: Wayne Sallee wrote: That's true that they don't always recover, but they can often eventually recover from the damaging effects of pop eye. How does the fish look? Other then his eye bulging out, he looks fine. He's not happy to be in a 15 gal tank but he appears to be ok I forgot to put in the OP he's on his second 10 day treatment, today will be his last does of the medicine |
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