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Hello,
I have a fairly new aquarium. After a fail at fish one go around, I have two new clownfish and they are a pair, so that is great news. I added them about a week ago, and like before they did not eat for the first day or two. One of them started to eat pellets, but the other one has turned down food no matter what it is. I will call the non water ‘she.’ She has not become emaciated and she is happily swimming with the other clownfish, and has since explored the tank. My water parameters seem to be ok. Last night and this morning I saw her nibbling off of the rocks possibly eating algae? I have read and heard that as long as the fish seem happy than not to worry and that they will eat when they are ready.



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I will look for the baby brine shrimp. I have mysis shrimp that are frozen, still no luck. I have pods In my tank but I did not add them on purpose they came with the sand or live rocks In my tank. And at one point they were all over the glass of my tank.
 
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