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Cloudy eye

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Hi Guys,

i was given a Barb a stunning one at that ! , but he has a cloudy eye ,there is no other visible signs of disease ,

should i try and treat it , or see what happens for a few days ?

Cheers

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    id wait and see. sometimes cloudy eye is bacterial but it is often from poor water quality so keep the water nice and clean and see if it clears up on its own. could possibly be cataracts too if hes old or damaged it in the past.

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    thanks sharn, it seems to be clearing i think it may of been hurt, when he was netted ,

    im glad its clearing , such a beautiful Barb,

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