Start treatment with clean water,doing 50%water changes daily.
Add 1 to 2 Tablespoons coarse salt per 10 gallons of water.......No improvement after several days and need to treat with antibiotics (nitrofuranzone or kanamycin).
Hey all, it has been a few days since I got my fish from Uncle Sams Discus in Los Angeles and I realized one of my fish has a cloudy eye. It looks as if a film is covering the eye with a little bubble in the middle, I think what may have caused it is another fish running into it and hurting its eye while on the drive back home. I would love for names of medication to help that you have personally used before. Thanks!
P.S: picture will be attached below to give you an idea of the fishes eye conditionAlso please let me know if I should Isloate the fish for treatment
Start treatment with clean water,doing 50%water changes daily.
Add 1 to 2 Tablespoons coarse salt per 10 gallons of water.......No improvement after several days and need to treat with antibiotics (nitrofuranzone or kanamycin).
Grasshopper
Francis
Thank you so much, could sea salt be a substitute for coarse salt by any chance?
Yes any salt is fine so long as it doesn’t have any other agents or chemicals added.
21 Discus, 7 Green Tree Frogs, 3 Eastern Dwarf Tree frogs, 1 Coastal Carpet Python,6 sawshelled/Murray river turtles, 2 dogs, a cat, 2 kids and a wife. Phew...what a mouthful
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Thank you and I will begin treatment right now using my sea salt![]()
when I do the water changes do I re-add new salt, and If I do should I add 1 or 2 tablespoons? Thanks and hope you see this
When you take water out, you will have to replace the salt. E.g. 50% water change, replace 50% of salt.
21 Discus, 7 Green Tree Frogs, 3 Eastern Dwarf Tree frogs, 1 Coastal Carpet Python,6 sawshelled/Murray river turtles, 2 dogs, a cat, 2 kids and a wife. Phew...what a mouthful
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