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![]() What is it they are doing? Are they stressed? could just be them shy and scared?
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Dan Pesonen Umm, a tank or 5 |
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![]() The one clown is hanging out directly below the surface. Occasionally coming up to breath from the surface....swimming on her side a lot. etc...
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![]() They may have swimblader issues I had a clown that I aclimated for 3 hrs as I do all new additions and he could not get to the bottom of the tank took him about 4 - 6 days to right him self. just keep an eye on them if any thing you may want your PH at 8.2 but 8.4 is ok but oon the high end for coral growth it would be ok. I would get as much of that red slimmy algae out as I could use a syphon and then put some new water in. This may help, lower salinity a bit to 1.020 and increase temp to 82 add a air stone. This will help them with to get more O2 and if they have any thing it should help them to fight it off. once they are fine again then bring the salinity up to normal over a couple days and drop the temp to 79 - 80.
Bill |
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![]() http://www.reefland.com/forum/saltwa...-sideways.html
Someone just sent me that.... very interesting... very similar to what they are doing now. |