Yellow Watchmen Gobby - Cloudy Eye

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Noticed this morning that my Gobby has one clouded eye. The other is normal. I’ve been reading about Popeye and have also been told by LFS he could have scraped it and it’s inflammation. Thoughts? My poor baby.

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Doesn’t look like popeye. I can tell you that much. My bettas used to get it from the nasty water they’d keep them in before I’d get one from a store.
 
Our water is good. We do weekly changes. All parameters perfect. I’ll keep an eye on it. Hopefully it repairs itself.
 
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He is much better today. Likely a black eye. Bruiser!
 
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He is looking so much better. So easy as a new hobbiest who has had major loss to freak. I appreciate the help. Love these forums for this reason!
 

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