Why is my lobo dying???

[jjjones]

Any idea why my lobo would be dying??? I end up moving everything from one tank into another one that’s shallower(including water, sand, rocks, etc.) and I end up putting a kessil light over it and it’s starting to die and I can see some of its skeleton can someone help me please??

 

[Timfish]

Can you take a picture in white light? There doesn't appear to be any issue that I can see. This is guessing but if you're seeing dieoff it could be differences in light intensity and/or spectrum. Carbon dosing can cause issues if you're doing that. A big difference in parameters can also cause issues. Another possibility was too many changes to fast if it wasn't in the porvious system very long. And there's always the possibility it had a problem long before you every acquired it.

 

[jjjones]

Can you take a picture in white light? There doesn't appear to be any issue that I can see. This is guessing but if you're seeing dieoff it could be differences in light intensity and/or spectrum. Carbon dosing can cause issues if you're doing that. A big difference in parameters can also cause issues. Another possibility was too many changes to fast if it wasn't in the porvious system very long. And there's always the possibility it had a problem long before you every acquired it.

Yeah, I’ve had it for about 4 months now and it was in the old system for 3 of those months(it was previously in a quarantine tank when I got it) but I’ll get you a picture of it in white light.

 

[Dburr1014]

Parameters
Did you bump it and pinch the flesh?

 

[Poseidon03]

Definitely need to see Alk, Cal, Mg, Nitrate, Phosphate, salinity and temp. Light intensity and length would be beneficial too.