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07-24-2012, 12:02 AM
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Hard to tell from the picture, but how old is the setup what o you have in there. Could it be a low oxygen issue?
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07-24-2012, 12:07 AM
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My system is around a month old. I had the start up quick because I used fully cured live rock and hence started adding bioload up. I got a brittle, 2 o. clowns, 1 firefish and 2 turbos along with some frags. The other fishes are doing fine.
I don't thing its a issue of oxygen since I have enough aeration (2 aquon 20 HOBs, 1 rio nano skimmer and a 110gph ph). I guess this is the common issue of getting a wild caught fish  I shouldn't have got him when I heard that he was wild
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07-24-2012, 12:13 AM
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Just throwin it out there, but it could be burnt gills from ammonia
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07-25-2012, 03:14 AM
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it could be brooklynella and if it is so, the others will probably follow. QT everything is the best way to make sure the fish are healthy.
Paraguard is a good medicine against brooklynella. it is a common disease of wild cought clownfish. Getting tank raised clown is better than getting wild cought. There are some really nice pattern available like the black ice and snow flake, picasso etc....Even the regular type are available as tank raised but with the designer clownfish at least you are sure they are tank raised.
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07-25-2012, 05:06 AM
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Yah no more wild caught ones (the price and the color got me into it). But it don't think its brooklynella since there's no such symptoms. Even at the 4/5th day, there is no noticeable gill infection. I guess I will just wait for a couple more days and just release it from its pain
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