Any body come across an oscar with milky eyes bit like when a snake blues up ready to shed?One of my littlens has got milky eyes and hasent eaten all day due to the fact he can't see the food he was ok yesterday he ate fine but today he seems blind!Im currently treating for ich but the other 3 are fine.Ammo 0 nitrite 0 nitrate between 10-20ppm.Any suggestions oh and im treating the ich with ws3.

I have no clue at the moment what ws3 is? But since you said the water parameters are fine still, I reckon it shouldn't be anything that messed with your filter bacteria.

Have seen milky or cloudy eyes quite a few times, but mostly as a result of poor water quality or on generally weakened/sick fish, so I have no real idea here, sorry. Has the Oscar been effected badly by the ich?

He was quite bad yea,i bought the poor little git because the shop that had him didn't have a clue he was very badly coverd in ich there was a pair but the other hasnt made it.To be honest this little guy aint lookin to bright he did pick up yesterday but today hes looking bad.Would really like to save him but its looking bleak.

keep doing big water changes fresh water is always a good way to go.

Cloudy eyes is usually a bacteria infection. White spot treatments usually have a treatment in them for things like skin infections(these can be secondary to white spot) however this wont help bacterial infections. If i was you i would stop treating for white spot, up the tempo to 30c(this will get rid of any white spot left), put fresh carbon in your filter for a day to remove the white spot treatment and treat with an anti-bacterial treatment like myxazin

Ill try that dellboy temps already at 30 ill see what the shops got in thanks.

Have you been using a water conditioner when doing water changes? Cloudy eyes can be caused by excess chlorine in the water. I concur with what has already been said, poor water conditions/stress can cause cloudy eyes.

A poor diet with lack of vitamin A is also a cause of cloudy eyes. What kind of food have you been feeding?

Forgot to say that after the carbon has been in the filter for a day remove it before adding any new medication

Been feeding on pellets i bought them from the shop like this cus i felt sorry for them I shouldnt of done but i coudnt leave them in that state so i tried but sadly they have both died.I wont be buying again out of pitty.At least my other two are fine,apart from a bit of ich but thats nearly gone now.And those of you who remember my other posts my big tank is nearly full cycled since the protozin killed off all the bacteria.Yay the resident o's can go home in the next few weeks back into there 160 imp gall tank.All you guys have been great on the advice and to be honest always spot on you're a nice community of people.