Anthias with swollen eye

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This little guy has been with me for over a year. Just noticed this swollen eye today so it must have come on very quickly. It does not appear cloudy and no signs of distress with other tank mates.

If I need to treat, I need to get it set up tonight / tomorrow as I'm away on business next week.

Thanks in advance for any advice / help!

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Since it’s only one one side, probably not Popeye but just an injury.

Should heal on its own but you can use maracyn
 
This little guy has been with me for over a year. Just noticed this swollen eye today so it must have come on very quickly. It does not appear cloudy and no signs of distress with other tank mates.

If I need to treat, I need to get it set up tonight / tomorrow as I'm away on business next week.

Thanks in advance for any advice / help!

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This is typically an injury but I see bubble on top which may be gas embolism. While maracyn helps with scratch injury, may not help with this as air needs to be released by fish
 

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