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![]() I've seen that before at least a few times with my Achilles tang. Always went away without intervention.
Oil slick on the surface suggests lack of surface water draw to sump or lack of surface breaking.
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![]() thanks for the info.
Yeah, sumpless tank, the koralia pumps were diverted away from the surface hence the lack of agitation, however the situation is now amended, I will keep everyone updated on the fish in case this happens to someone else. Raf ![]()
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![]() kinda, unlike popeye, the eye is not enlarge and does not portrude beyong the norm. It just looks like an gas bubble is stuck inside, over the pupil.
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