I need urgent help for my fish.

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I have a long nose hawkfish who has been doing amazing. But randomly he completely stopped eating, started eating a little then stopped. Hes getting skinny and im really worried, he has been stable for many months in my tank. any advice? one of his eyes also looks swollen too.
 




I have a long nose hawkfish who has been doing amazing. But randomly he completely stopped eating, started eating a little then stopped. Hes getting skinny and im really worried, he has been stable for many months in my tank. any advice? one of his eyes also looks swollen too.
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Additionally - there is a list of things that are on a stickie at the top of the forum with some questions - that if you could answer - may also be a big help.
 
Sorry for not responding, because he died when I was back home. I really miss him.
Additionally - there is a list of things that are on a stickie at the top of the forum with some questions - that if you could answer - may also be a big help.
 
So sorry about your loss~
 
Sorry for not responding, because he died when I was back home. I really miss him.
Aw, I hate that. 🙁

For what it's worth, it still may be a good idea to try to get to the bottom of what happened if possible, just in case your other fish experiences these symptoms in the future.
 
Aw, I hate that. 🙁

For what it's worth, it still may be a good idea to try to get to the bottom of what happened if possible, just in case your other fish experiences these symptoms in the future.
Now, my second hawkfish has died. Im so confused... :(
 

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