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No aggression that I see . They all seemed to be getting along .Aggression at all in tank?
Yes I have a refractometer, 126 all the time. I do test for nitrates and ammonia, etc with api kit . And there are bite marks on my gobi. Blennie I really didn’t look at or clown I just thought its was a fluke or water changes I did. Blennie always hung on the rocks. For a week he was up by power head. Thought that was weird . The wrasse had been bitten also . Clowns we’re hanging in upper corner of tank. But started exploring the rocks ,where ****** lives. That was the end of them.And your right I went to fast, even though you guys kept saying patience. As for quarantine tank I will Have to look up as I have no idea. Thank you for your knowledge. This was an expensive lesson .It is a possibility of aggression, but did the dead fish look beaten up at all? Torn fins, gashes, etc?
For this tank being only 4 months old and adding 5 fish, I think you went a bit fast for a first timer. I know everyone has their own opinion, but just about any saltwater pro will suggest quarantine before adding fish to your display tank. It sounds like you did not quarantine the fish first. If there are no damage signs to your dead fish, I'm going with disease or parasite. That only means your remaining fish may perish as well if you don't treat them properly. There are many many posts on these forums on proper quarantine and treatment of fish. Please read through those.
If you have more questions, or any future questions on your fish or corals, please provide test results. Do you have a refractometer to test the salinity? If so, what reading do you have?