I moved around the rocks today to add some corals and tweak my rockscape. My read head solon fairy wrasse is laying on the sand ever since and is breathing heavy. It is the only fish affected.
I fed the fish twice afterwards and it ate without any hesitation.
I have a six-line wrasse (1"), longfin fairy wrasse (2"), lawnmower blenny (4"), and a new chalk bass(1") who are all doing fine. There are no signs of aggression in the tank. No chasing around.
My parameters are looking good:
Ammonia - 0 ppm
Nitrites - 0 ppm
Nitrates - Can't really tell from the API test kit, looks 0 to me.
The tank is 3+ months old.
I did a 20% water change today before moving the rocks around.
I see some white spots on the fish's head. I have seen them a few weeks back when this fish got stressed (while adding it to the tank) and it faded away after some time. My camera couldn't do any better.
Under blue lights.
Under white lights.
White spots.
#Fishexperts
I fed the fish twice afterwards and it ate without any hesitation.
I have a six-line wrasse (1"), longfin fairy wrasse (2"), lawnmower blenny (4"), and a new chalk bass(1") who are all doing fine. There are no signs of aggression in the tank. No chasing around.
My parameters are looking good:
Ammonia - 0 ppm
Nitrites - 0 ppm
Nitrates - Can't really tell from the API test kit, looks 0 to me.
The tank is 3+ months old.
I did a 20% water change today before moving the rocks around.
I see some white spots on the fish's head. I have seen them a few weeks back when this fish got stressed (while adding it to the tank) and it faded away after some time. My camera couldn't do any better.
Under blue lights.
Under white lights.
White spots.
#Fishexperts