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jasonpisani
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I just saw one of my Peppered Corydoras with a Red Popped Eye, what can it be?. I tried to catch it, but couldn't. Can the others get the same?. Will it spread in the tank?. Please give me some reply's.



[span class="edited"][Edited by jasonpisani 2004-07-01 14:39][/span]

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garyroland
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Probably caused by damage from a predator but can be an internal problem called "Corneybacteriosis"...

Some fish will lose the eye and go on with life while others may suffer problems with both eyes.

An antibiotic like Penicillin or Tetracycline can be dosed according to directions and some mixed with their food.

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jasonpisani
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Thanks alot for your reply garyroland. It doesn't look sick & i couldn't catch it. Here is my tank :-

380L - 2 Angelfish, 3 Rummys Tetra, 3 Emp.Tetra, 3 BN,
6 Albino, 5 Bronze, 5 Pepper, 4 Leopard & 1 Agassizii Corydoras.

I don't think there are any predators, what do you think?.


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By "predator" I mean any species that will take a shot at the Cory just for the fun of it...

What comes to mind are Angels, who at times can be one scrappy fish.

Some anticeptic, perhaps Melafix, added to the water may help if there's no antibiotics available in your lovely country, Malta.

--garyroland.

[span class="edited"][Edited by garyroland 2004-07-01 14:10][/span]
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jasonpisani
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Any help?. please. You can see the photos of the Cory in my previous post.



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