I would try diced frozen mysis, or if you can get some - live adult brine....just to entice it to feed. If it doesn't go for those, then there is some underlying disease issue....but without clear symptoms, I can't say whay that might be.
He ate a couple of live brine today. I have to wonder if he is just a picky eater.
No - as long as all the parameters are o.k., you don't need to change water prior to a prazi treatment. Just turn off UV, remove carbon, remove the skimmer cup (if used) but still run the skimmer, and then add a good air stone to the tank. Dose with prazi, then after three days, change a third of the water, and after another five days, dose again.
The one clown is eating and swimming fine but I do think he has a bit of positive buoyancy. Any thoughts on the cause? @Jay Hemdal
My gramma is sometimes a bit picky with regard to mysis and brine. He will eat it but not enthusiastically. Love cyclopods though. Maybe it’s because he’s so small but if yours is too I’d maybe try cyclods on and off as well. Good luck!
Pellets are great provided your fish eat them and they’re small enough. My pellet are so small they get trapped under my fingernail lol. I haven’t looked into feeding Mysis with Spirulina but considering it’s green I wouldn’t want to discolour them tank but as I said I have no idea how that works. Mysis is usually the staple food that most fish will eat. Good luck with it!
So? I have multiple problems going on at the same time. They may or may not be related. This isn't like taking your dog to the doctor. Is it causing you any grief?
That is a standard treatment of their’s. Just be aware that any time somebody suggests an antibiotic to use, it is just a guess; both as to which antibiotic to use, and often, if it is even a bacterial issue to begin with. I don’t have another treatment to suggest, so if the fish is looking worse, you should probably try it.
