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11-06-2010, 02:01 AM
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He's been up and swimming a couple times and when he does he heads to the surface and skips up breaking the surface a bunch of times then heads back down...
Gasping harder from what i can tell. Hard to watch him getting worse... What a sickening way to end the week... 
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11-06-2010, 03:27 AM
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 Very sorry to hear your losing your fish, bicolor's are beautiful fish. Tank is sumpless, but do you have a hang on protein skimmer running, if not you may want to try adding an airstone, especially if your tank make up water isn't at least 24 hours aerated.
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#4
11-06-2010, 03:41 AM
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I agree on the beautiful part indeed.
I have been running an airstone as well for the last 2 hours or so. No change unfortunately... The frustrating part is i can't find anything wrong other than the stray voltage that was there earlier from that powerhead. No Nitrite, Nitrate is 5 ppm and no ammonia. Everyone else in the tank is happy other than a more docile than normal peppermint shrimp.
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11-06-2010, 04:42 AM
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Thats it. Did everything i could think of for the little guy. Absolutely gorgeous scales and coloring. Hilarious to see how much algae he slurped.
Not sure what to think. I guess everyone loses fish but it still sucks every time. I have a lot of freshwater and haven't had a loss there for a long time but this is my only marine tank right now so it sucks all the more to lose a fish from it. Not the best way to end a week and it's my birthday in 2 days. Lol. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME!!
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#7
11-06-2010, 04:51 AM
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Sorry, It really sucks to lose a fish. It does sound like you did all you could do for your tank. Pat yourself on the back though for what you did do, could have been a much bigger loss, sounds like you reacted quickly and saved the rest. Not that you feel like celebrating at all, but happy early birthday wishes.
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