Foxface at the surface

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Hi all,

My foxface often spends minutes gasping for air at the surface. Releasing bubbles as he goes back down. My first guess would be low oxygen levels. But I'm running a skimmer 24/7 and have a lot of surface movement. Also, no other fish act the same.

Is this normal behavior?
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Hi all,

My foxface often spends minutes gasping for air at the surface. Releasing bubbles as he goes back down. My first guess would be low oxygen levels. But I'm running a skimmer 24/7 and how a lot of surface movement. Also, no other fish act the same.

Is this normal behavior?
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Yup! Completely normal :)
 

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Yup I call mine "bubbles". He got my tang doing it now too. "Double bubbles"
 

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