Silver proteinate has cured Reggie's eyes!

[On_a_dishy]

Hi - I have 2 African Dwarf Frogs (Ronnie and Reggie) and about a fortnight ago Reggie's eyes had a cloudy white patch on each one. It might have had something to do with a nitrate spike that occurred when their shed skin blocked the pump.
Anyway, I have a new betta in the tank with them whose fins were looking shabby from my LFS. I treated the tank about 6 days ago with silver proteinate, and Reggie's eyes have cleared! Could be a coincidence, but with knowing.
Attached is a photo of Reggie, just because

 

[Sgooosh]

wow... very cute frog! what camera did u use?

 

[On_a_dishy]

Thank you! Just an iPhone 6, but then this was the best of about 20 that I took!

 

[Sgooosh]

Thank you! Just an iPhone 6, but then this was the best of about 20 that I took!

wow... iphone 6. i couldnt even take a photo like that on an iphone 8 or 11...

 

[On_a_dishy]

wow... iphone 6. i couldnt even take a photo like that on an iphone 8 or 11...

You could if you used the edit tool and altered the contrast, brightness, tint etc!

 

[Sgooosh]

You could if you used the edit tool and altered the contrast, brightness, tint etc!

ohhhhh yeah i forgot about that! howd you get the blurry background/focus?

 

[On_a_dishy]

The low light would have meant that the lens aperture was wide open, I think, which helps with that background blurriness. If you have a normal camera, open the aperture wide, go a distance away and then zoom in.

 

[Sgooosh]

The low light would have meant that the lens aperture was wide open, I think, which helps with that background blurriness. If you have a normal camera, open the aperture wide, go a distance away and then zoom in.

oh ok ill try with low light thanks for the tips! my guppies are awals blurry because they move too much!