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I thought possibly leaking voltage... However wouldnt I get shocked? I also have everything running off a GFCI and figured it would be tripped with any stray voltage when I put my hand in the tank? No, I do not have a grounding probe.
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03-16-2011, 04:29 PM
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Same thing with sea hares. If harassed it may release a purple fluid into the water, which is not toxic, but may reduce oxygen levels and make some fish to suffocate. If this is the case adding a air pump would probable help fish to recover.
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03-17-2011, 12:39 AM
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As of now most are getting better. I did another water change of 20 gallons today and jammed about 3+ cups of carbon in mesh bags into the sump. The flame hawk and clownfish pair are almost back to normal. Moved the trigger and 1 chromis back into display after I saw flame and clowns eating. However, dragonette, trigger, 2 chromis and anthias still hiding and breathing heavy, but not nearly as bad as yesterday. I am hoping they might eat tomorrow. I am relieved no more deaths, hope it stays that way. So good news for the most part except for butterfly fish came down with major attack of ich...
Last edited by apex82; 03-17-2011 at 12:42 AM.
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03-17-2011, 01:04 AM
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 I've been battling that for a month now...Glad to hear the others are alright. I feel so bad when I hear of these things happening.
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