| LOL, I just watched the second one and it was great, but ended very poorly in my opinion.
I think that this is a pretty common issue that a lot of people look solely to pop eye medications for which do not really help at all. The chances are good that a fish can live well without an eye, or even two in some cases, because in an aquarium, they are not in a situation to be singled out by a preditor becuase they are weakened and an easier target. I once had a peacock eel which lost both eyes somehow and it was absolutely fine, however in the case of a fish like that, which is nocturnal and relies on things other than sight usually, it is not as big of an issue as some fish might be faced with. | 
