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What is your salinity level??
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have you seen your blue tang picking at them. On the dead fish is there any signs of being attacked? I would recommend a waterchange anyway and put some carbon in just incase it is something in the water.
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I did notice some of my yellow tangs fins were niped. And when I found my tang dead one of my sps frags had been broken, so I assumed a fight. But when I found the rabit fish dead I thought it might be something else.
I'm running carbon 24/7 and I'll be doing daily water changes. Has anyone expierienced a killer blue tang? Or Does anyone have any other ideas? |
how long were these fish in your tank for?
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For what its worth my blue is the king, he is only 2 inches and he chases my fox and
anthia. The fox is 3 times his size and the anthia at least twice. He has a huge ego! Think I would go for the water change and carbon to be safe. |
The tang was in for only 2 months, the rabbit fish was in for 4 months. The blue tang is twice the size of them,hes around 5 inches long.
The crazy thing is that they both looked fine just hours before their deaths.... |
hmmmm.
hate these murder mysteries... |
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Wow I just dated myself:redface: |
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I've been going through the same thing Frenchie. Lost my CBB, Ember Blenny and one of my Cardinals a couple days (a week?) ago. Things have stopped dieing now, corals are still looking good. I just upped the water change to around 25% per week, changed out my carbon and tried to avoid doing anything else in the tank to avoid uneccessary stress.
Things are looking better now, havn't lost a fish *knock on wood* and have noticed some new growth in my SPS frags.... hope things straighten themselves out for you soon |
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reef clue... I think there is a market there.:lol: |
I vote that it was Mr Peacock (Mantis), in the cave with/using the...rope. (Yes, that's it, the mighty underwater lasso)
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My Blue Tang (about 7-8") is by far king of my tank. He is not always a little brat but will chase fish around once in a while. He has stressed my Harlequin Tusk out pretty bad at times.
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What kind of `blue`tang do you have and when did you add him |
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Either the most recently added fish carried a pathogen (he would be sick too) or a change ocurred in your water ,temperature or there was oxygen starvation for some reason. |
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