Yellow Tamarin laying on its side possibly stressed

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Hey y’all need help deciding on taking the wrasse out and treating in quarantine or leaving it be and not stressing it out anymore.

I was moving rocks last night and I think I may have stressed it out. Had been eating great and no signs of disease that I can see. He’s been in my tank for 6 months no bullying that I can think of. Tank is 4 yes old.

Breathing rate around 130-140



Thank you all in advance
 
Hey y’all need help deciding on taking the wrasse out and treating in quarantine or leaving it be and not stressing it out anymore.

I was moving rocks last night and I think I may have stressed it out. Had been eating great and no signs of disease that I can see. He’s been in my tank for 6 months no bullying that I can think of. Tank is 4 yes old.

Breathing rate around 130-140



Thank you all in advance


Tough to see with its head hidden, but I got a top-down glimpse and the fish seemed wafer thin along the back. How long have you had the wrasse? If it has been eating well for a long period, then I would have to say there is some food malabsorption issue going on. This can be internal parasites, not enough food, cyanide poisoning, or the wrong food being fed (or a combination of causes).

When a fish gets that thin, there isn't anything that can be done for it because it has utilized its liver for food.

Jay
 
The fish is indeed stressed but also appears to be quite thin.
What have you been feeding it?
Amy aggression with other tankmates?
Any change in temperature or salinty?
Any damage to mouth area? (cant see fish's face)
 
I have been feeding mysis and flakes occasionally. I have had the wrasse over 6 months and I did see it eat mysis yesterday during feeding. Was seemingly ok only thing I can think of was me moving the aqua scape. I did notice it being thin as well yesterday. Possible I have not been feeding enough throughout the day. Should I just leave it be and see if regains it’s strength?
 
Well came home he was missing from that spot. Then just saw him randomly out and about. Ignore my glass and rocks lol now I’m afraid to clean and stress him out.
* and eating so not sure if I should treat for any parasites or switch foods to fatten him up?

https://youtube.com/shorts/DiLwS7_E91A?feature=share
 
Well came home he was missing from that spot. Then just saw him randomly out and about. Ignore my glass and rocks lol now I’m afraid to clean and stress him out.
* and eating so not sure if I should treat for any parasites or switch foods to fatten him up?

https://youtube.com/shorts/DiLwS7_E91A?feature=share
Great that it got up off the bottom!

Try feeding it small amounts of fatty foods multiple times a day. Will it take diced mysid shrimp? How about pellets? Frozen brine shrimp is not very nutritious.

Jay
 
Currently is eating mysis well. I think I need to up the frequency of my feedings. I assume I just need to take a break from aquascaping until it strengthens up.
 
Currently is eating mysis well. I think I need to up the frequency of my feedings. I assume I just need to take a break from aquascaping until it strengthens up.
Feeding 4x a day would not be excessive - feed until it stop eating.
Jay
 

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