Large koi has chronically cloudy eyes; now shows bubble-like growths over eyes. Eats and swims normally. No other symptoms.
This trematode parasite migrates through skin to the eye lens, causing cloudiness and cataract-like bubbles. Other parasites (Ichthyophthirius, Myxobolus) can also affect eyes.
Since the fish eats and behaves normally, it can live years with impaired vision. Focus on protecting other fish. Treat the pond with praziquantel per label if flukes are confirmed.
Reviving an Overwatered Opuntia: Step-by-Step Recovery
Fall Webworms: Native Defoliators, Not Bagworms
Ghost Koi & Goldfish Compatibility: Behavior, Stocking & Predator Awareness
Koi Ulcer Treatment: Betadine, Quarantine, and Pond-Wide Care
Butterfly Koi Eye Color Difference and Bottom Resting
Oak Tree Dark Blotches: Possible Borer Activity
Camellia Leaf Gall: Fungal Disease Management
Reviving Your Lucky Bamboo: Troubleshooting Brown Stalks and Black Scars
Turning On Pond Pumps in Spring: Avoid Temperature Shock
All Koi Died After New Additions: KHV Suspect and Quarantine Protocol
Replacing Bradford Pears with Serviceberry Trees
Squirrel Tomato Raids: Live Trapping as Most Reliable Solution
Copyright © www.100flowers.win Botanic Garden All Rights Reserved