Volitan lionfish

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So I got a volitan lionfish 3 weeks ago. It's diet includes live mollies and some dead food. It's a active fish but I have seen it itching using its fins. My guesses are that bristleworms are disturbing them but still wanna confim. Blue velvet demsel is it's tankmate(full sized)


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Welcome to Reef2Reef!

The fish in the video looks good, not breathing fast, seems alert.
Lionfish with flukes will often give a quick rush forward, watch for that.
Otherwise, it may just be flicking its fins in response to some detritus in the water.

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Welcome to Reef2Reef!

The fish in the video looks good, not breathing fast, seems alert.
Lionfish with flukes will often give a quick rush forward, watch for that.
Otherwise, it may just be flicking its fins in response to some detritus in the water.

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I think it looks alert because of camera. I'll try to remove that detritus as soon as possible
 

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