Majestic has pop-eye?

[super7]

I don't think prazi pro is reef safe, actually I am pretty sure it isn't. Is the fish maybe easier to catch at night.

[untamed]

No, he hides under some major rockwork at night.

At this point, I would say that the eye looks like it can't possibly recover. It is nearly solid white. Doesn't look swollen so much, just white.

His behaviour continues to be normal...even good. He's as good an eater as can be expected with one good eye.

I had a yellow tail damsel lose an eye many years ago. (don't know why, it was a sudden injury) He went on to live another 8 or 9 years with one eye.

Who knows...maybe I'll name him "Cy" (clops).

[super7]

Too bad, he'll look like the tough guy in the tank, I guess.

[untamed]

The eye looked much better as of this morning. That's encouraging. He may yet keep this eye.

[super7]

thats good.

[christyf5]

Good to hear, keep us posted

[Tom R]

Hi Brad

I have found that Angels are very susceptible to pop eye. They seem to get by either scraping their eye against something or water quality. I use my angels as an early warning signal for a water change. My Majestic's eye will glaze over with a grey film as my water gets older and as soon as I do a water change it clears up. I know that this observation would not hold up in the scientific community but I believe and anything that makes me do a water change is not all that bad.

Tom R