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I did post a couple pics - but it's hard to get a still photo of a swimming fish. Tried a video too, but it wouldn't load. I did get him to eat some live Brine earlier, so I think he may just be picky for a bit. I've gotten some great suggestions here, so I appreciate the troubleshooting. Have a great night!
Like many things . If we can skip dinner for go for dessert first . At least he’s eating ..

Good luck , please keep us posted
 
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Thanks so much for all the advice, our tang didnt make it. Boooo
I took him out of DT on Wednesday as he was lethargic and had stopped eating. He died in the hospital tank the next day. When I took him out, no spots. When he died he had about a half dozen white spots on him. Hoping all will be okay in DT tank.
 
Thanks so much for all the advice, our tang didnt make it. Boooo
I took him out of DT on Wednesday as he was lethargic and had stopped eating. He died in the hospital tank the next day. When I took him out, no spots. When he died he had about a half dozen white spots on him. Hoping all will be okay in DT tank.
That’s sad .
sorry for your loss !
 

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