Black Moor with cataracts?

the slime coat goes up and over the eye. if the water quality is poor or there are
parasites teh slime coat will thicken and get whitish.
salt dips can strip the slime coat
low salt levels,1 teaspoon of salt per 5 gallon, rock salt with no additives can
increase slime coat turnover and help get rid of thickened slime coat.
but basically start changing water. do 50 % every day for 3 days. see if that
helps.
Ingrid

"noidea1263" wrote:

I have a black moor that has no problems except that he has something that
looks like a whitish/clear film on his eyes. They don't look damaged, it
just looks like he has cataracts or something. Is this a sign of a more
serious problem? Anything I can do to help the fish out? Any help is
appreciated. Thanks!




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