Golden maroon clown acting weird

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Hi, I had gs maroon clown L size with da vinci clown in 60 liter nano .yesterday itself maroon clown acting weird and swiming pattern is weird but it take feed as usual and I had checked nitrate it is under control .please tell me why he acting like this .I have attached video below.
 

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No video attached. That maroon will likely kill the oscellaris at some point. Housing them together is not recommended, especially in just a 15G tank.
 

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Seems a bit agitated and possible breathing fast but it's hard to tell because its moving around so much. Can you take a full tank picture? Post full parameters, tank history, when you got the fish, etc...Is the other clown acting normal? Any inverts?

#fishmedic
 
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Seems a bit agitated and possible breathing fast but it's hard to tell because its moving around so much. Can you take a full tank picture? Post full parameters, tank history, when you got the fish, etc...Is the other clown acting normal? Any inverts?

#fishmedic
Nitrate 40ppm
Posphate 14ppm
Turbo snail in it
60liters nano cube back side sump
 
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Seems a bit agitated and possible breathing fast but it's hard to tell because its moving around so much. Can you take a full tank picture? Post full parameters, tank history, when you got the fish, etc...Is the other clown acting normal? Any inverts?

#fishmedic
Pls check now
 

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Still hard to tell if it's breathing rapidly or something going on with its mouth. I'd definitely rehome the oscellaris, just in that short video it was getting picked on and it has nowhere to go in a 15G.

Maybe someone else can see what's going on better in the video.
 

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I agree, the fish is agitated and breathing too fast, but I can’t tell why.
Oxygenation sounds ok…..
 
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Hi my maroon clownfish slept in sandbed for sometimes its been a 2weeks it is having such behaviour. he taking pellets well but look agitated.please give me some solution for this
 

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Hi my maroon clownfish slept in sandbed for sometimes its been a 2weeks it is having such behaviour. he taking pellets well but look agitated.please give me some solution for this

Fish looks a little thin and is struggling.
Cant tell on breathing- is it breathing normal or labored?
What is ammonia level and if pellets are only food offered, diet is insufficient. You want to offer it brine shrimp, mysis shrimp and small plankton
Has the fish lost color?
 

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Hi my maroon clownfish slept in sandbed for sometimes its been a 2weeks it is having such behaviour. he taking pellets well but look agitated.please give me some solution for this


When a fish struggles to swim up off of the tank bottom, but still eats well, I always suspect an under inflated swim bladder. That makes the fish sink. There is not a good cure for that however.

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Today slept in sand bed

I saw your other post - it is best to keep with one post, it gets too confusing otherwise. Here is what I wrote on the other post:

When a fish struggles to swim up off of the tank bottom, but still eats well, I always suspect an under inflated swim bladder. That makes the fish sink. There is not a good cure for that however.

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