Tailspot blenny with cloudy eye

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Hey everyone

My tailspot blenny's left eye has been a bit cloudy for a few days (sorry for bad image quality)
You can see that the left eye has a layer of white over it, I will try my best to get clearer shots if required
- thanks!
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Hey everyone

My tailspot blenny's left eye has been a bit cloudy for a few days (sorry for bad image quality)
You can see that the left eye has a layer of white over it, I will try my best to get clearer shots if required
- thanks!
1753567034045.jpeg

1753567106711.jpeg
This is likely a result of an injury being one eye and fish should be treated in a separate tank using maracyn as pictured below for at least 5 days or until fully cleared

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This is likely a result of an injury being one eye and fish should be treated in a separate tank using maracyn as pictured below for at least 5 days or until fully cleared

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Thank you!
I am assuming it's from scratching on a rock or something, is the treatment 100% required, or could it heal naturally?
 
Thank you!
I am assuming it's from scratching on a rock or something, is the treatment 100% required, or could it heal naturally?
Yes as they spook easily and dart into crevices
 
Yeah that makes sense

Is the treatment required or could it heal naturally?
You can keep an eye on it. If not improving, treatment is a must as fish can get retina damage and loss of sight
 

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