Female clown has Popeye.

J.guokas

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Lights came on today and my female clown fish has Popeye. Looking for advice on what I can do to treat it. I am looking for a tank to set up as a quarantine as we speak. All help is appreciated.
 

Bajamike

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I'll be home in an hour I have more tanks than you can shake a stick at if you need to borrow one

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J.guokas

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Bajamike;295106 said:
I'll be home in an hour I have more tanks than you can shake a stick at if you need to borrow one

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Thay would be perfect. I'll let yiu know what we are thinking.
 

J.guokas

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I'm beginning to think it is trauma related. If you look at the pic you can see a scratch to the inside of her eye.
 

Munch

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I've read you can treat with Epson salt if its trauma, no first hand exp though.
 

ReefCheif

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Josh, pop eye is not an easy fix. The treatment is going to depend on if its trauma or viral. Just becuase you see a scratch does not mean its trauma, once pop eye develops fish tend to "flash".

Ive never personally treated it, but my marble wrasse had it, I just left it be and it eventually went away on its own.
 

J.guokas

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ReefCheif;295134 said:
Josh, pop eye is not an easy fix. The treatment is going to depend on if its trauma or viral. Just becuase you see a scratch does not mean its trauma, once pop eye develops fish tend to "flash".

Ive never personally treated it, but my marble wrasse had it, I just left it be and it eventually went away on its own.
Do you think I'd be better off just leaving it be? I was thinking of taking her out and medicating her over night or so and putting her back in. I don't want to take her out and kill her instead of making her better.
 
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