Morty the sick newt

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erik

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so remember morty, the newt that didn't eat? well he's still not eating. now he has signs of sickness. His eyes are cloudy blue colored. Him and his tank mate have been together for 4 years now, and his tank mate is fat and healthy. Eats like a rabid wolf.

Anyways, anyone know what his could be? Couldy eyes, refusing food. I've tried blackworks, pinheads, night crawlers. That's all i can get around here without ordering it over the net. I've never seen a newt turn down fresh blacck worms though.....

Thanks in advance. I know i've already had a lot of posts on this topic, and the main response was he was sick and prolly is old. Which is fine, I just want to make sure there's NOTHING i can do.
 
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