Midas Blenny With Edema

So should I remove it from the tank. I would return it to my lfs just to see if they could possibly do anything to save it, but if you think they can’t, what should i do with it

I doubt the store can/will do anything for it.

You can continue to try and target feed it yo see if it can heal itself, but I’m doubtful.
 
Have you tried adding a rock for the blenny to perch on???? In my experience, having a rock to perch on provides a sense of security for the blenny.
Also tying a piece of seaweed onto that same rock or pvc fitting could help. Again, in my experience blennies love mowing down algae. Giving the fish a somewhat familiar setting can promote better health. Thats my $0.02.
Im going to assume your parameters are in good shape by the looks of the other fish & some good algae growth on the fittings. Hope it helps. Good luck
 
Have you tried adding a rock for the blenny to perch on???? In my experience, having a rock to perch on provides a sense of security for the blenny.
Also tying a piece of seaweed onto that same rock or pvc fitting could help. Again, in my experience blennies love mowing down algae. Giving the fish a somewhat familiar setting can promote better health. Thats my $0.02.
Im going to assume your parameters are in good shape by the looks of the other fish & some good algae growth on the fittings. Hope it helps. Good luck
I will get a piece of dry rock from my lfs next time I go, and my parameters are pretty good, except I have no idea what nitrates are because the only nitrate tester I have is Hanna
 
Well I woke up this morning to find him lying completely still on the bottom, and I thought he was dead, and I was about to flush him down the toilet when he started flopping like crazy, so I moved him back into the tank with the net, and he is breathing, but it seems like he can’t move the rest of his body
 

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