Clownfish swimming like hes on crack

[Afreed1]

Please watch this video and help me determine whats wrong with them and how i can cure or fix it idk whats wrong tried looking online got nowhere. I already looked all over their bodies saw no dots like fogginess or anything they look normal besides how they’re swimming, also they never use to do this. Nevermind my videos wont work but the title stands, both of my clownfish are acting like crackheads. They like dive bomb towards the sand bed flicking their bodies and sometimes theyre like twitchings idk how to explain it really wish i could post a video.

 

[fishywishy]

Try taking a video and then post it as a a private video on YouTube then send the link. but this sounds like a problem with your water.

 

[PizzaIan339]

Maybe an external parasite that he is trying to rub off? Or some kind of ill ness.

 

[Afreed1]

Try taking a video and then post it as a a private video on YouTube then send the link. but this sounds like a problem with your water.

link for the video hopefully some conclusion can be formed.

 

[Mr. Mojo Rising]

Lol looks normal to me. Are these your first clowns? Mine are always swimming in the sand.

 

[KrisReef]

Please watch this video and help me determine whats wrong with them and how i can cure or fix it idk whats wrong tried looking online got nowhere. I already looked all over their bodies saw no dots like fogginess or anything they look normal besides how they’re swimming, also they never use to do this. Nevermind my videos wont work but the title stands, both of my clownfish are acting like crackheads. They like dive bomb towards the sand bed flicking their bodies and sometimes theyre like twitchings idk how to explain it really wish i could post a video.

Are they crashing into the sand or just jerkying around acting weird. The latter would be courtship, aka "Falling in love is like being on crack,"

 

[Afreed1]

Lol looks normal to me. Are these your first clowns? Mine are always swimming in the sand.

U watched the video and urs do that its normal?

 

[Afreed1]

Are they crashing into the sand or just jerkying around acting weird. The latter would be courtship, aka "Falling in love is like being on crack,"

I dont know really if u scroll up there’s a video around the ending is when u see the one like swimming and going towards the sand like a maniac

 

[Afreed1]

Lol looks normal to me. Are these your first clowns? Mine are always swimming in the sand.

And nah i had a pair before this. This is just some stuff i never saw before. My first pair was just normal ocellaris

 

[KrisReef]

I dont know really if u scroll up there’s a video around the ending is when u see the one like swimming and going towards the sand like a maniac

Agree. How long have they been abusing crack? (I don't know what they are up too.)

 

[TheSharksDen]

Mine don’t do that.

 

[Pvtgloss]

Mine don’t do that.

Neither does mine

 

[sp314]

I just got two new Wyoming white clowns and the larger of the two does that as well but only when I turn the lights on. I don’t know what it is. But I am worried alittle.

 

[TX_REEF]

possible you have too much flow? that can cause clowns to swim aggressively like that. I wouldn't worry about them being near the sand, mine do that from time to time.

 

[Jekyl]

Look normal to me. To be sure take another video using white lighting and try to get closer view. Blue is awful for any kind of pics or videos.

 

[KrisReef]

link for the video hopefully some conclusion can be formed.

Looking at the video, I think they got some bad meth that's making them spaz out. Try adding charcoal to the filtration to remove the drugs?

Seems like the drug epidemic in Amerca has impacted the clownfish breeding community really hard. I hope they get treatment for their problems.