should i sacrifice this fish?

No just make sure there's no sharp objects. Many people keep blind fish they can live a good life especially If they are alone and don't have to compete for food

I have a bling Ngara Peacock Cichlid. He is in with other 'peaceful' cichlid, he has been blind for 8 months or so. I make sure I feed sinking pellets as he will go to the bottom and eat.

i say keep it. or give it to someone who is willing to care for it.

I unfortunately can't unsee you actually sacrificing this fish in some crazy ritual now....

keep him if hes swimming, breathing and eating normally (well...as normally as possible with no sight)

piscavore pisces said:

i say keep it. or give it to someone who is willing to care for it.

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+1

Anyone have an arowana , or pbass? Drop em in and let them get friendly.

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I've been keeping a half-blind (one eye) angelfish for a few months now since one of my cats bit his eye out and he's done great in that time, hoping he'll still live a good long life.

I have a blind/semi-blind fish in with another fish, the blind fish would typically be the one to get the majority of the food under regular conditions but with his blindness and the other fishes lack of speed, it's been perfect. They both get the same amount of food and there's nothing in the tank to further injure the blind fish so it's worked out great. Better together than w/ their respective previous tankmates.

id keep it. thats probably also what jesus would do.