I need help please!

[Ana Paula Souza]

Meu peixe Ocellaris fica com a boca aberta com frequência.
Não adicionei nada de novo.
Não tenho corais. Só peixes e rochas vivas.
Notei que ela não consegue se alimentar porque sua boca está aberta
O que pode ser isso?

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My Ocellaris fish often has its mouth open.
I haven't added anything new.
I don't have any corals. Just fish and live rocks.
I've noticed that it can't eat because its mouth is open.
What could this be?

 

[Gumbies R Us]

Do you have pictures of your fish?
#fishmedic

 

[Subsea]

I see this is your first post. Welcome to r2r.

More details would be helpful:
How long has tank been set up?
What size?
List other fish in tank?
Parameters: ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, salinity, temperature.

 

[Ana Paula Souza]

Tenho sim.



Yes I have.

 

[Gumbies R Us]

Tenho sim.

Are you able to upload these as a YouTube link? Videos won't work on Apple devices unless we are on the Official R2R App.

 

[Ana Paula Souza]

Vejo que esta é sua primeira postagem. Bem-vindo ao r2r.

Mais detalhes seriam úteis:
Há quanto tempo o tanque está instalado?
Qual o tamanho?
Listar outros peixes no aquário?
Parâmetros: amônia, nitrito, nitrato, salinidade, temperatura.

Obrigado !

Há quanto tempo o tanque está instalado? 2 meses
Qual o tamanho? 109 L (80x30x40)
Animais: 1 Ocellaris Snow Flake, 1 Ocellaris Black, 1 Dascyllus dominó, 1 bicolor dottyback, 1 Lysmata wurdemanni.

Parâmetros:
amônia: 0,025 (teste OceanTech)
nitrito: 0,2 ppm (teste OceanTech)
Ph: 8,2 (teste OceanTech)
salinidade: +/- 1025 - 1026
temperatura: 25°C
Translated By The Moderation Team:

Thank you!

How long has the tank been installed? 2 months?
What is the size? 109 L (80x30x40 cm)
Animals: 1 Snowflake Ocellaris, 1 Black Ocellaris, 1 Domino's Dascyllus, 1 Bicolor Dottyback, 1 Lysmata wurdemanni.

Parameters:
Ammonia: 0.025 (OceanTech test)
Nitrite: 0.2 ppm (OceanTech test)
Ph: 8.2 (OceanTech test)
Salinity: +/- 1025 - 1026
Temperature: 25°C

 

[Jay Hemdal]

Tenho sim.

Welcome to Reef2Reef!

If the other clownfish has no symptoms, the problem may be mechanical damage from fighting. Two clowns may fight by biting each other’s mouths.

The three spot damselfish will grow larger and may fight with the clowns in the future.

 

[Ana Paula Souza]

Consigo sim !

 

[Ana Paula Souza]

Bem-vindo ao Reef2Reef!

Se o outro peixe-palhaço não apresentar sintomas, o problema pode ser dano mecânico causado por brigas. Dois peixes-palhaço podem brigar mordendo a boca um do outro.

O peixe-donzela de três manchas crescerá mais e poderá brigar com os palhaços no futuro.

Eles não costumam brigar. Sempre ficavam perto um do outro, nadando juntos .
É preciso fazer alguma coisa para melhorar o peixe?

They don't usually fight. They always stay close to each other, swimming together.
Is there anything I need to do to improve the fish?

 

[Fish Fan]

Welcome to Reef2Reef!

Sorry about your Clownfish, I hope he improves soon!

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Bem-vindo ao Reef2Reef!

Sinto muito pelo seu peixe-palhaço, espero que ele melhore logo!

 

[Sharkbait19]

The video does look like an injury. It isn’t clear enough to tell if there’s any infection though.
Clowns are pretty sneaky with their aggression and don’t always show it when you’re watching. Setting up a camera can help you find the culprit. The domino damsel is another good candidate for aggression.
The tank scape seems pretty bare. Adding more rock can help create new territories and reduce overall aggression.
At least in my tanks, I usually take a wait and see approach for aggression. You can watch if it resolves itself on its own, but if it doesn’t you’re going to want to separate out the fish (either the aggressor or the victim) and treat for any potential infection.

 

[Subsea]

Eles não costumam brigar. Sempre ficavam perto um do outro, nadando juntos .
É preciso fazer alguma coisa para melhorar o peixe?

They don't usually fight. They always stay close to each other, swimming together.
Is there anything I need to do to improve the fish?

I suggest more hiding places for the fish.