Beamers
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backstory:
I've had a powder blue tang for almost 3 years now, and after pulling most of the rock out of the tank this past weekend I noticed he was acting funny.
At first I thought the fish was just confused of his surroundings because of the rockscape change, but when I go to nudge him out of a corner he barely reacts.
He has no fear of the net, my hand, anything. I don't have a close up picture of him atm - but he looks exactly like this - no obvious injuries.
The only difference from this picture is that his Iris ( the brownish part of this fish's eye ) is almost totally white. There is nearly no pigment. Could this be a telltale sign of blindness?
I've had a powder blue tang for almost 3 years now, and after pulling most of the rock out of the tank this past weekend I noticed he was acting funny.
At first I thought the fish was just confused of his surroundings because of the rockscape change, but when I go to nudge him out of a corner he barely reacts.
He has no fear of the net, my hand, anything. I don't have a close up picture of him atm - but he looks exactly like this - no obvious injuries.
The only difference from this picture is that his Iris ( the brownish part of this fish's eye ) is almost totally white. There is nearly no pigment. Could this be a telltale sign of blindness?