Who thinks drop eye is not bad?

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how's this for a drop eye ?...

This is the big monster silver at Shed Aquarium in Chicago

Silver with DE.JPG
 
i cant stand drop eye if any of my aros ever got it they would be up for sale
 
although i wish silvers wouldnt get DE, there's really nothing we can do about it. i certainly wouldnt get rid of my aros if they kept getting DE. that means i wouldnt never be able to grow one out to adult size! :ROFL:
 
My silver that is over 24 inches has drop eye in one eye. I think it makes no difference to the fish.

I keep fish as I choose to give them a home for life, so therefore I wouldn't even consider loosing them for the sake of drop eye.
 
I wish mine don't have any DE when it grows bigger. Right now he is about 9 inches and here's the pic.
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If I have to deal with DE problem on my Aro, at least I wish both eyes to be equally dropped not just only drop on one eye and the other eye is normal, or one of them drop more than the other. It will be fine for me if my fish does have DE when it grows bigger if both eyes are equally dropped.
 
supaoat;1984295; said:
If I have to deal with DE problem on my Aro, at least I wish both eyes to be equally dropped not just only drop on one eye and the other eye is normal, or one of them drop more than the other. It will be fine for me if my fish does have DE when it grows bigger if both eyes are equally dropped.
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:iagree::iagree::iagree:
 
I think that DE is something to accept when it comes to aros.. If you can't keep a fish with a defect eye then imo you are the same kind of person that breed dogs for shows.. if the dog is not physically perfect it has no worth..

It's like dissing a hot girl because she has glasses ;)
 
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