AROWANA EYE *SURGERY* how to fix Arowana drop eye 

Yes

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Hell yes

I have a quick question I ordered a fish two Saturdays ago and it still hasn’t arrived

Hell yes

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@@markoi.8948 atleast something thats not bs...

Then why is it only in silver arowanas in the left eye? Why not the right eye? Why not any other species of arowana?

@@michaelgruber1286 it is just not common to do surgery on silver arrowana mostly on jardini because they have higher value

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8:25 It's fly... It's bird... It's plane.. No.... It's arowana jump.. 🤣🤣🤣

TF?

Little cry baby

I think our hands become shakey when were trying to be very accurate

@@angelibarra5916 ill wouldn't be able to cut ahah

I think it was more camera shy síndrome

@@PredatoryFins So, I was correct

Hahahahahahahaha I'm 11 This sounds very weird

He seemed pretty reckless...!

Its build up fat diff reasons for that + those fish naturally look whats above and not under them = high tank/setup + sinking foods and all that crap can make drop eyes....the cutting simply for owner to make fins pretty...both of those two impacts are simply owner needs...not fish needs...especially with that species...a bunch freaks outta there playing frankenstein...

@@zerberus2525 complete lay person here, so they can get the fat build up not for genetic reasons more because of how they use their eyes. I've never seen anything like this before. Is it normal to do this on fish or is it simply for cosmetic reasons? also with the tranquilizer is it normal for the fish to go completely upside down? I didn't know you could put tranquilizer in the water so that you could do procedures. People below are talking about dropping the fish hard, i'm watching and i don't know what i'm looking for. ( was it when the fish jumped out of the tank?) Thanks for your response it's fascinating

@@SarahG1183 there are species that have genetic problems with eyes yes, but with arowana its a "standard", it doesnt affect the fish much so yes cosmetic reasons only (special stuff pops always up so lets say 50/50). This species goes hunting while rivers are flooded, insects sitting 10cm above waterline or falling in, everything happens above them, "to big" to get hunted so they keep actively hunting and checking surface for food, so looking down in a tank constantly for sunken food (here pops in the fatty stuff) combined with mentioned fat foods ends most of the times with drop eyes.. the fin cutting stuff is cosmetic as well, simply its like cutting hairs, makes them stronger/more growth/better growth those are like bodymodifications...yes you can put fish aside with stuff like that, well dosed for "real surgeries" or cosmetic-"help" like the vid or overdosed as euthanasia

@@SarahG1183 oh and sorry yes there are surgeries that are done on fish, next big game is koi's but as i know there is less survival with big surgeries like cutting out abnormal growth inside the fish or everything that ends in opening the fish, a good amount dies in 2-10yrs (big number bc i dont know the exact ones) because of bacterial issue, wounds are not healing up good, wound keeps cracking up, so stuff like this is like playing lottery, you could win and give the fish another few month-yrs but it could go horrible wrong too, as said its a gamble game...and fascinating. There are some real vets (doc's) that focusing on fish surgeries and fishstuff only too, so there is for sure a good success

@@zerberus2525 wowee thanks for all the information. I remember watching a video ages ago (not on this channel) where a person had their goldfish get a cancerous goiter taken off of it and the fish survived. I have a goldfish that has a lot of goiters but i'm not going to get anything done about it. He seems fine and it doesn't seem to impact his life. You have a lot of knowledge, do you have a youtube channel or are you just a follower and fish enthusiast?

Yes the gills are supposed to get irrigated throughout the procedure and also when being revived

Same thing the cost for thé shipping is a lot for one fish and by the time the fish come :( he might be dead already

Yup

Take it to a fish vet if they exist or take it to a fish expert

Check your water parameters

@@PredatoryFins The Parameter were Good..How do the arowana can get the cloudy eyes?

@@Tailongkangg put some rock salts..

That sucks. But I mean, how was homie supposed to know that? 🤷‍♂️

@@ThePersia450 bruh it’s a joke chill tf out

@@ThePersia450 but my arowana did die

@@lincolnshirey9824 don't think I was being un-chill haha. But that sucks. Those are pricey fuckers

He seemed pretty reckless...!