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![]() I've been in the salt water hobby for many years and continue to have the same problem:
Corals live and look great, fish die... I can't figure it out as I've always been told that corals are way harder to keep than fish but I have no trouble with corals, just my fish... It's 120 gallon tank with a 40 gallon sump. FIsh list: Coral Beauty, Yellow Tang, Coris Wrasse, Leapard Wrasse, Bi-Colour and Scooter Blennies, Goby, Firefish and 2 clowns (I could list the other 7 that have died since the tank started 5 months ago but it' too depressing). None seem to be picking on the others. Water quality is good, no nitrates, no phosphates, calcium and alkalinity are a bit low but not much... Salinity is fine as is temperature. My copperband was the latest to go yesterday and he has been eating like a pig everyday, looked totally healthy and then dead. Looked at the tank last night and there were 2 large worms (looked like bristle) and about 5 nassiruis? snails eating him. When I put the rock into the tank I tried to do a thorough check to make sure there were not predators and I don't have any clicking to indicate a mantis (nor have I ever seen one). Will these worms kill fish? The snails? I have no solutions???? |