Did you do any sort of cycling before adding fish? Live rock? Bacteria? If not give these threads a read and familiarize yourself a bit with the whole process:Hey guys I just added a clownfish to my new tank and a zoanthid coral the clownfish is not eating is this normal ? I know it’s pretty late I’ll add photos of the tank tomorrow ! I’m just mainly concerned on the clownfish since he grabbed some food and spit it out but did not see him swallow any pieces I was careful not to over feed and only a few pieces of mysis shrimp hit the bottom which is good to produce the ammonia so let me know what you guys think
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e done freshwater and know the cyclin process but I also know that clown fish can survive a cycle I have 40 pounds of live sand and man made rock that will hold the bacteria also dose bacteria daily starting todayDid you do any sort of cycling before adding fish? Live rock? Bacteria? If not give these threads a read and familiarize yourself a bit with the whole process:
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Your probably going to get roasted for that comment. With all the technology these days, and all we know about fishless cycles, we tend to frown upon cycling with fish.
