salt treatment..

yongyx81 · 12-05-2008, 09:58 PM

4 of my IT got cloudy eyes last monday, i on heater to 30c and added 0.3% salt into my 422 tank.. after 1 week all 4 IT didn't show any improvement on the cloudy eyes.. should i add another 0.3% of salt(abt 1.2kg) into the tank when i do my weekly wc 20%? will the salt amount be too high if added?

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13-05-2008, 05:01 AM

Becareful when using salt bath, too high salt content, some fishes can not take it

22-05-2008, 01:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by yongyx81

4 of my IT got cloudy eyes last monday, i on heater to 30c and added 0.3% salt into my 422 tank.. after 1 week all 4 IT didn't show any improvement on the cloudy eyes.. should i add another 0.3% of salt(abt 1.2kg) into the tank when i do my weekly wc 20%? will the salt amount be too high if added?

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reduce the water level first
then give it a salt bath for 15-20 mins
then gradually add back the water..

22-05-2008, 02:16 AM

bro i got some interesting question..

bro yongyx81, don't mind i use your thread okay..

Just want to ask whether cloudy eyes can lead to poppy eyes?

Cause the thing is, one of my danio was badly affected by cloudy eyes and within hours, it became poppy eyes..

Ironic, the rest of the tankmates weren't affect by it..

Anyone bro care to help me?

22-05-2008, 04:35 PM

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Originally Posted by rocfreaks

bro i got some interesting question..

bro yongyx81, don't mind i use your thread okay..

Just want to ask whether cloudy eyes can lead to poppy eyes?

Cause the thing is, one of my danio was badly affected by cloudy eyes and within hours, it became poppy eyes..

Ironic, the rest of the tankmates weren't affect by it..

Anyone bro care to help me?

in my own opinion, as the fish is weaken already, it might be possible since its within the same vicinity.

arwen · 28-05-2008, 05:22 PM

the 2 seems related.. probably with cloudy as initial phrase... The pop eye may be caused by injury... as the rest of the tank mates are well...

perhaps it is a case of complications.. one thing leading to another...

speedy recovery

28-05-2008, 06:43 PM

First of all, aslo find out the caused of the cloudy eyes, most likely is the water condition which u need to tackle too.

Cheers

12-05-2008, 09:58 PM	#1
yongyx81 Arofanatic Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 183	salt treatment.. 4 of my IT got cloudy eyes last monday, i on heater to 30c and added 0.3% salt into my 422 tank.. after 1 week all 4 IT didn't show any improvement on the cloudy eyes.. should i add another 0.3% of salt(abt 1.2kg) into the tank when i do my weekly wc 20%? will the salt amount be too high if added? ..

13-05-2008, 05:01 AM	#2
sam13 Guest Posts: n/a	Becareful when using salt bath, too high salt content, some fishes can not take it

22-05-2008, 02:16 AM	#4
rocfreaks Guest Posts: n/a	bro i got some interesting question.. bro yongyx81, don't mind i use your thread okay.. Just want to ask whether cloudy eyes can lead to poppy eyes? Cause the thing is, one of my danio was badly affected by cloudy eyes and within hours, it became poppy eyes.. Ironic, the rest of the tankmates weren't affect by it.. Anyone bro care to help me?

28-05-2008, 05:22 PM	#6
arwen Dragon Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 870	the 2 seems related.. probably with cloudy as initial phrase... The pop eye may be caused by injury... as the rest of the tank mates are well... perhaps it is a case of complications.. one thing leading to another... speedy recovery

28-05-2008, 06:43 PM	#7
principal Guest Posts: n/a	First of all, aslo find out the caused of the cloudy eyes, most likely is the water condition which u need to tackle too. Cheers

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