I just got five female Lyretail Anthias (one male earlier) and noticed that one has an eye problem. Any ideas if this might be dangerous? As in infectious? Thanks!
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Looks like a superficial eye injury but I also see evidence of nipping on the tail. For the eye, best treatment would be erythromyacin > Maracyn as pictured and for nipping, what other occupants are in the tank with it?I just got five female Lyretail Anthias (one male earlier) and noticed that one has an eye problem. Any ideas if this might be dangerous? As in infectious? Thanks!
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Looks like a superficial eye injury but I also see evidence of nipping on the tail. For the eye, best treatment would be erythromyacin > Maracyn as pictured and for nipping, what other occupants are in the tank with it?
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Yes, looks like normal forward and back.There are many other anthias as in my case and likely some chasing here and there.
Yes, looks like normal forward and back.
<<Have you begun treatment with maracyn yet?>>
No, hard to get here in Sydney. I would also have to set up a QT tank for that. working on it.