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I can try and put him in another bucket for a little! It does seem like a buoyancy. I just fed them and he went after the food and ate it but he was still facing the sand when he ate the food. Right now I have one reef wave 25 doing a wave cycle from 10 percent to 60 percent. I wanna say I’m turning over about 600 gallons an hour rn for return pump.The clown is very distant in the video and cannot see anything on its tail. At one point it looks like a buoyancy issue, but on the other hand appears as aggression from the other clown likely a dominant female
Are you able to isolate the other fish even for an hour in a clean bucket?
This would determine if the fish is succumbing to the other clown or has a buoyancy or other internal issue.
If internal. metrozanidal and focus -both by seachem will be the fix
Is the fish eating ?
How much water flow is in the tank ( Strong-Med-Moderate ) ??
It does look like a buoyancy issue. It also looks like it not be able to do “the dance” may be leading to some aggression from the female.Fish help
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Lower the flow and you mentioned lump/bump on one side of belly- either an internal issue or constipation.I can try and put him in another bucket for a little! It does seem like a buoyancy. I just fed them and he went after the food and ate it but he was still facing the sand when he ate the food. Right now I have one reef wave 25 doing a wave cycle from 10 percent to 60 percent. I wanna say I’m turning over about 600 gallons an hour rn for return pump.
Currently I’ve been feeding original rods. I was inspecting the fish more and noticed damage on a fin but not the back fin that he isn’t using.Lower the flow and you mentioned lump/bump on one side of belly- either an internal issue or constipation.
What foods are you feeding ?
As long as other clown is not causing damage, separation may not be necessary. You'll want to get meds below and bind it with its food and should clear up
I just turned the flow to 30 percent every 3 sec. Should I just turn it off all together to see? I don’t have a qt setup at the moment but have a tank I can setup but it wouldn’t be cycled. I could put him in a brute or 5 gallon.Lower the flow.. Homie is struggling.
Can you isolate the fish? Hospital tank, hang on acclimation box?
I see the white patch in front of the anal fin but it's moving so quickly I cant even start to guess.
30% is goodI just turned the flow to 30 percent every 3 sec. Should I just turn it off all together to see? I don’t have a qt setup at the moment but have a tank I can setup but it wouldn’t be cycled. I could put him in a brute or 5 gallon.
I hope my lfs has those medications and he makes it till tomorrow. Seems like he has a lot of fight in him still. It almost looks like tail rot. Its like his tail is turning white?30% is good
Should reduce the struggle to swim
It's Uronema bro. Not much you can do. Every time I have a clown having trouble with equilibrium, It's Uronema. Almost never brooklynella or anything else.Fish help
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