Court Jester Goby I added to the tank about a little over a month ago has a sunken belly. He has been very active even with the sunken belly and is constantly picking on the rocks and sand.. Even though he is captive bred he doesn't seem to love frozen food so I think my metro + focus regiment might not work in this case. He has eaten some of the defrosted Cyclops I put in the tank but given the size of the food idk if the medication is soaking in. Plan is for tomorrow to put him in QT with a round of General Cure. Thoughts?
Aquarium Parameters:
Aquarium type: Reef, Fish-only, Quarantine tank: Reef
Aquarium water volume: Aprox 9 Gallons (13.5 AIO)
Filtration type AIO
Lighting: Stock Light
How long has the aquarium been established? 2 years
Digital image of the aquarium under white light
Water quality (be sure to indicate what measurement units you are using)
Temperature 79
pH: 79-8.2
Salinity / specific gravity 1.0255
Ammonia 0
Nitrite 0
Nitrate 30-40 (unexpected increase from new bioload)
Phosphorus .00
Copper 0
Other
In-depth information:
Have you lost any fish to this problem yet? (see below) Nope
Are any invertebrates affected? Nope
Respiration rate of affected fish (in gill beats per minutes, count for 15 seconds and multiply by 4) Very hard to determine but if anything seems shallower
Are the affected fish still feeding? Yes
What remedies have you tried so far? Metro + Focus for the last 7 days
Digital image of the fish with the health issue, taken under white light
Short video of the fish (linked YouTube videos work well)
I can return with a video
Aquarium Parameters:
Aquarium type: Reef, Fish-only, Quarantine tank: Reef
Aquarium water volume: Aprox 9 Gallons (13.5 AIO)
Filtration type AIO
Lighting: Stock Light
How long has the aquarium been established? 2 years
Digital image of the aquarium under white light
Water quality (be sure to indicate what measurement units you are using)
Temperature 79
pH: 79-8.2
Salinity / specific gravity 1.0255
Ammonia 0
Nitrite 0
Nitrate 30-40 (unexpected increase from new bioload)
Phosphorus .00
Copper 0
Other
In-depth information:
Have you lost any fish to this problem yet? (see below) Nope
Are any invertebrates affected? Nope
Respiration rate of affected fish (in gill beats per minutes, count for 15 seconds and multiply by 4) Very hard to determine but if anything seems shallower
Are the affected fish still feeding? Yes
What remedies have you tried so far? Metro + Focus for the last 7 days
Digital image of the fish with the health issue, taken under white light
Short video of the fish (linked YouTube videos work well)
I can return with a video