Arowana drop eye has anybody cured it

[bassguy]

http://youtu.be/zm6HHODiZWA
This is how they fix drop eye in Asia


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That's insane!!! Even clipped his toe nails


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[KiZZLe]

+1


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[MikebNJ]

http://youtu.be/zm6HHODiZWA
This is how they fix drop eye in Asia


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so maybe it is fat deposit buildup behind the eye???


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[KiZZLe]

so maybe it is fat deposit buildup behind the eye???


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Yes. He's cutting off the fatty tissues around the eye


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[Jyyx03]

IMO i think dropeye only occurs in captive breeded aros, somehow wild caught ones don't catch it, im not too sure about f1s though they may have similar genetics as the wild caught ones

 

[bassguy]

IMO i think dropeye only occurs in captive breeded aros, somehow wild caught ones don't catch it, im not too sure about f1s though they may have similar genetics as the wild caught ones

Mine is wild caught and has it.


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[Bderick67]

IMO i think dropeye only occurs in captive breeded aros, somehow wild caught ones don't catch it, im not too sure about f1s though they may have similar genetics as the wild caught ones

Why do you have this opinion? Have you seen adult silver arowana in the home aquaria without DE?

 

[Jyyx03]

Im not too sure, i have seen some aros which never get DE in ponds not in tanks i think it has something to do with space and the reflections in the tank and stuff but usually i never seen a wild caught aro get DE my friend has a wild caught one in his 320 and does not have DE but that may just be one case not too sure

 

[raymondk394]

I've never seen a large silver without drop eye. I agree with the head trauma hypothesis. Silvers are way more jumpy than blacks.

I do not agree with the fatty foods causing drop eye but thats just my opinion. I don't have data to support fatty foods but i feed my aro mice, shrimp, tilaipa fillet, massivor, crickets, and worms.

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I have to disagree with that my aro was three feet and no drop eye but I did not feed feeders at all but lots of pellets and crickets and larger bugs

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[Bderick67]

I have to disagree with that my aro was three feet and no drop eye but I did not feed feeders at all but lots of pellets and crickets and larger bugs

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Of coarse you have no pics of this beast?