Hi all, I have noticed my bristlenose that I have had for over 2 years now just above my spray bar and taking alot of air. Today I noticed her eyes looked like that had white around them, but couldn't see becuase of the way that she was postioned. I decided to lift the back of the tank lid off and move her down to the bottom of the tank so I could see properly. When she was at the bottom I noticed that her pupils of her eyes were white, not the whole eye, just the pupils. I quickly took a couple of pictures, then after a while she swam but seemed to bump into some wood. Then she swam to the side of the tank wall and made her way back to the top of the tank by the spray bar, once again taking some air from the top. Here is some picture of her.
As you can see I took a few shots with the flash and she wasn't phased bu it at all. Normally she moves as soon as I get to the tank, let alone camera flashes. What do you think, do you think she has somehow gone blind too? First case I have ever heard of like this, what do you think may of caused it? and what do you think is best for me to do about her? Leave her in that tank, or buy a smaller one just for her? any help would be grately appreciated.
As you can see I took a few shots with the flash and she wasn't phased bu it at all. Normally she moves as soon as I get to the tank, let alone camera flashes. What do you think, do you think she has somehow gone blind too? First case I have ever heard of like this, what do you think may of caused it? and what do you think is best for me to do about her? Leave her in that tank, or buy a smaller one just for her? any help would be grately appreciated.