CAN SOMEONE HELP ME PLZ,,I HAVE A SILVER MOLLIE AND ABOUT A WEEK AFTER I BOUGHT HER SHE HAD A HUGE LEFT EYE,,ANYWAY I SEPERATED HER AND TREATED HER WITH A BACTERIAL AND FUNGUS MED AND AFTER ABOUT A WEEK IT WENT BACK TO NORMAL,,,WELL IV JUST BOUGHT A FEMALE DALMATION MOLLIE AND NOE THAT HAS A HUGE LEFT EYE,,IM TOTALLY BAFFELED.  I TEST MY WATER WEEKLY AND THATS ALL FINE,,,,THE ONLY SIMILARITY BETWEEN THESE MOLLIES IS MY SILVER ONE JUST HAD BABIES WHEN HER EYE WENT UP,,AND MY DALATION ONE IS PREGNANT I PRETTY SURE,,ANY ADVICE WOULD BE GRATEFUL.

thx hanna,,its a mystery to me,,i dont know if its just coinsidence (excuse spelling) that both were pregnant females and it was the left eye with both.

I had lots of mollies, but none of them were ever sick! Except that they got fin rot at some point when I noticed that the water was pretty full of nitrates >> I was changing water 5 million times that week.

Anyways, I don't have any experience with it either, but protruding eye or eyes can usually mean two things: Pop eye, or fish tuberculosis/wasting disease.
Pop eye can be caused by bacterial infections, parasites, poor water quality and internal disorders.
There's usually only one or two fish that show these symptoms and it won't contaminate others, it can usually go away on its own. But if large numbers of fish start showing these symptoms, it could have something to do with water quality, or parasites.
It's usually working when separating the affected fish and treating them with anti-bacterial medication, like you did While feeding them a good, varied diet. Think, flakes, vegetables and live foods.

Wasting Disease/TB
This is a bacterial infection, so I'd highly suggest that you'd separate your molly and treat her with the same medication as before! Only, you can skip the fungal medication completely.
Although this disease has a few other symptoms to it, look for ulcers, loss of appetite, emaciation, fin rot or listless behavior.
It's a bit more difficult to treat and may even need injections of antibiotics if the bacterial medication won't work.

Now, I'm pretty sure your fish is "simply" suffering from pop eye, which is far easier to deal with Just do like you did before and treat her in the hospital tank. To avoid these symptoms in the future, you need to keep the water quality good, and feed them with live foods and some veggies from time to time

Keep an eye on her if you're treating with Melafix, that's not really a medication, and if you notice that she's getting worse, buy some proper anti-bacterial med and treat her with that instead! Melafix is not designed to kill any bacteria whatsoever but only to strengthen the fish so that it can fight off infections on its own. But when more visible symptoms are visible, you may need something stronger that's actually meant to work!

That's just a warning, if it'll work with Melafix only, the better! But observe the molly's behavior and if her eyes are getting any worse

Cucumber is good! I've given those to our mollies and they ate out the soft middle part where the seeds are, so some strange rings were left d: You could also try, since mollies are algae grazers, to buy some dried seaweed or algae wafers Maybe some vegetable flakes too? They usually have algae in them!