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Ok then thanks, see if I can get them rehomed. and the black widows or a single black widow is the likely course of eyes going missing? I have had the widows with neons and other small species fish for around 6 months with no issues so what could cause one to start acting up now?

I never knew that about the clowns. My tank is 4 foot by 1.4 foot and depth is 2 foot this will not be big enough?

I have 6, the 1 is aprox 4 inch the other 3 inch and the rest about 2 inch. They are in this tank temporarily, I do have a second tank which my friend is having off me and when she has that properly cycled and established the silver sharks are getting rehomed there.

Water quality is spot on (test every week or two) It is a 250 litre tank. I have always had kissing gourmets and black widows in the tank and have never had missing eyes so my next question would be is there any particular reason why they (or one of them) would be doing it now? Thanks Dan

thats another two with missing eyes !!!!!

We may be on about different silver sharks then, these are adults and love the water there in, I always have them in my tanks and never seem to have a problem. I'll get a picture and post it to make sure though:) This is the kind I mean

Are there any warnings that i should keep and eye out for that a fish is getting nasty and maybe the one causing an issue, if it is the problem fish what can I do?

I will try and remember them all here. Neons, Glolights Black widows zebra tetra penguin tetra kissing gourmat silver sharks clown loach plecs Now, there is a species in there I am not sure about, I asked for zebras and mixed with the zebras were to small spotty fish that resembled zebras. I...

Hi everyone, I am new here. I recently noticed that one of my neons had lost an eye, he didnt seem too bothered by it and lived like he always did. but today i noticed another 3 smaller fish with missing eyes. Are they been eaten or is it likely a desease of some sort? Thanks for any help here...