J John2708 Plecostomus MFK Member Nov 11, 2010 86 70 51 nottinghamshire,uk Jan 8, 2011 #1 hi iv noticed that my 2 albino oscars have trouble seeing they seem to to miss when striking for food is this a gentic disablity in albon oscars ?
hi iv noticed that my 2 albino oscars have trouble seeing they seem to to miss when striking for food is this a gentic disablity in albon oscars ?
M mqktandy Jack Dempsey MFK Member Feb 18, 2010 1,291 4 38 Iowa Jan 8, 2011 #2 Mine don't have sight problems....all my oscars miss food sometime. I think its normal
K keonetfish Gambusia MFK Member Mar 7, 2010 152 0 16 Somewhere Jan 8, 2011 #3 It's normal for oscars to miss food. I think its because where their eyes are located on their bodies. There is so much space between their eyes that it is hard for them to see in the middle.
It's normal for oscars to miss food. I think its because where their eyes are located on their bodies. There is so much space between their eyes that it is hard for them to see in the middle.
J John2708 Plecostomus MFK Member Nov 11, 2010 86 70 51 nottinghamshire,uk Jan 8, 2011 #4 hmm iv never noticed it on my other oscars first time with albinos to me they seem spaced out like there not fully aware of there surroundings
hmm iv never noticed it on my other oscars first time with albinos to me they seem spaced out like there not fully aware of there surroundings
I inssane Gambusia MFK Member May 27, 2010 439 1 16 Chicago Jan 8, 2011 #5 I have noticed my albino O to miss food more often than my JD Here is a general sense of a fish's blind spot:
I have noticed my albino O to miss food more often than my JD Here is a general sense of a fish's blind spot:
S sirdavidofdiscus Feeder Fish MFK Member Feb 16, 2008 173 1 0 Kent, OHIO Jan 9, 2011 #6 Most albinos of any species have vision problems. Many "learn" to compensate but in some indivuals it takes much more effort to adjust.
Most albinos of any species have vision problems. Many "learn" to compensate but in some indivuals it takes much more effort to adjust.