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I’m not entirely sure. He still uses his back tail a little bit and will swim normally (like if my gramma goes into his territory).Your Wrasse appears Paralyzed which is not good. Probably due to an injury. Did he dive into the sand?
This may be a neurological issue known as UNWD which shows neurological symptoms where it either cannot swim well, swims tail down or swims with a bent spine and despite all this, the wrasse will still attempt to feed and display no damage such as crashing into objects. Other could be depending where fish is from, cyanide capture which is delayed but the fish ends up in this stateIs there something wrong with him? Anything I can do? Parameters aren’t terribly off, nitrates are a little low (0.9) and PH is 7.8.
Is there anything I can do? Can they live happily?This may be a neurological issue known as UNWD which shows neurological symptoms where it either cannot swim well, swims tail down or swims with a bent spine and despite all this, the wrasse will still attempt to feed and display no damage such as crashing into objects. Other could be depending where fish is from, cyanide capture which is delayed but the fish ends up in this state
Is there anything I can do? Can they live happily?
Dang…. Well thank you for your help, I really appreciate it. I’ll read up on it some more.If it is UNWD, they typically don't get better and often die (sorry!). One key characteristic of UNWD is the odd swimming behavior, BUT the fish still tries to eat. Here is the main thread on this issue:
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/unknown-neurological-wrasse-disease-unwd.901856/