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pretty hard to tell from that pic. Is there any chance you can get more of a top down? What king of lighting do you have it under? Its not very often that peacocks come in with battle damage...mostly smaller ones.
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only power compact, its a 29BC ill try to get a pic tonite
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It does look like the start of it, but it is tough to tell. Make sure you have no nitrate, nitrite or ammonia present in the water. If there is, do a water change right away.
What is your lighting cycle?
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Check your calcium/alk levels.
This is a huge part of maintaining a proper stomatopod habitat. If you suspect shell rot, start doing 10% partial changes now, ask question later. |
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