Sfin's Dream.

@sfin52 I am having an issue seeing videos. Was there any difference between the two you posted above? I only see the second one. Thanks.
No difference. I saw people where having issues seeing it so I reposted.
 
Melafix for the wound and all you can do is watch it for improvement. obviously if you can, increase oxygen ( as simple as an airstone).
 
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Melafix for the wound and all you can do is watch it for improvement. obviously if you can, increase oxygen ( as simple as an airstone).
Much deeper than I thought.
 
Sorry to hear. Much worse wound than I imagined. not sure of this happened at introduction or not.
Keep lights low or Blue when introducing new fish and for a day or two then gradually bring up. I do the same with New coral
 
Sorry to hear. Much worse wound than I imagined. not sure of this happened at introduction or not.
Keep lights low or Blue when introducing new fish and for a day or two then gradually bring up. I do the same with New coral
i believe it was done at the lfs. The young lady (high schooler) was flipping rocks looking for it. I was telling her it was in the sand. She than started digging and flipping rocks. And chased it around a bit and bagged it. That is the first time she had caught a fish for me. It will be the last time.
 

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