What reason is arowana eye droop, how to treat

Let nature take its course: Arowana will have drooping eyes after entering the old age stage, which is a physiological phenomenon and the breeder does not need to treat it deliberately. Adjust the light: It is also possible that the upper light is too strong, and the breeder needs to reduce the intensity of the upper light. Feeding floating feed: It may also be caused by foraging at the bottom for a long time. It is better for breeders to feed them more floating feed, or they can be clamped on the water with clips.

1. Let nature take its course

1. Reason: Under normal feeding, arowana will have drooping eyes when it is older. This kind of normal physiological phenomenon belongs to them, and we human wrinkles are the same reason.

2. Solution: The drooping eyes of arowana after old age are normal physiological phenomena, and breeders cannot deliberately treat them.

2. Adjust the light

1. Reason: The drooping eyes of arowana may also be due to the strong light in the upper layer, which has both light avoidance and phototaxis. But they are sensitive to light changes. If the light in the upper layer is too strong, it will cause them to look down all the time.

2. Solution: The breeder needs to adjust the light on the upper layer. If it is a light, it is recommended to replace some aquarium lights with softer light. If it is natural light, it can be properly shielded when the light is violent.

3. Feeding floating feed

1. Reason: Arowana's drooping eyes may also be caused by long-term foraging at the bottom. Arowana prefers animal feed, which will sink to the bottom if fed directly. Arowana is used to drooping eyes after foraging in the lower layer.

2. Solution: Breeders need to feed more emerging feed. If the feed is sinking, they can clamp it on the water with clips. This can train Arowana's habit of foraging upwards, and also relieve the drooping eyes.