John On Apr 26, 2006, at 7:48 PM, Victorea Earnest wrote: Thank you everyone. The tank is at work, so tomorrow I'll bring in a smaller tank for her to rest and heal up in. No substrate, just a filter, heater and the fish. I'll try the methlynent blue too, though handling her makes me nervous. --- steev ward <steevward@earthlink.net> wrote:
I hope Ken's wife is okay and the appointment goes well. As for Victorea's angel I wouldn't suspect a parasite. It is probably bacterial. The best thing would be to move her to a different, REALLY clean, tank where she could rest up. You should add some salt because that often helps. You could also try an antibiotic if you like. I like to squirt some Methylene Blue (or Acriflavin) right on the affected eyes when I move the fish because that seems to help. It could be that there is something else wrong with the fish, internally, and that is why she has become susceptible to these eye infections. There could also be problems with injury from other fish or from objects in the tank. Steev Ken Blanford wrote:This thread is funny to me. My wife's name isAngel, and she is at the eyedoctor right now. I assumed you guys had heardsomething I had not. KWB
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