I noticed a white raised spot on the black cardinalfish's right eye on Friday and fish was behaving normally. There are no other white spots directly on the fish (please trust this, the picture has some glass debris, copepods, and algae growth) and there are no other fish in the tank (firefish took an unfortunate jumping adventure last week). Inverts include a variety of snails, one hermit crab, a fire shrimp, and a tiger conch. It kinda looks like a big white pimple and that eye seems to have gone cloudy. Just got back from a camping trip and she is not behaving like she used to and is "hiccuping" and listless at the bottom of the tank. She is not interested in any frozen mysis shrimp or reacting to anything near her. She floated around back to the fire shrimp and then floated back out front and is now in one bottom spot. What could this be?
Nitrates: 0.8ppm
Phosphates: 0.04ppm
Salinity: 1.025
Tank completed initial ammonia cycle about 5-6 weeks ago and is currently going through diatoms and algae. Autofeeder has been feeding pellets every 12 hours and I supplement with frozen mysis shrimp. I no longer want to put anymore fish in this tank At least the invertebrates and algae are thriving...
Nitrates: 0.8ppm
Phosphates: 0.04ppm
Salinity: 1.025
Tank completed initial ammonia cycle about 5-6 weeks ago and is currently going through diatoms and algae. Autofeeder has been feeding pellets every 12 hours and I supplement with frozen mysis shrimp. I no longer want to put anymore fish in this tank At least the invertebrates and algae are thriving...