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Thank you for all of the information. There has been no aggression since i received him. I’ve fed him almost everything you listed except for the brine shrimp and I didn’t baste the nori with garlic, also I just ordered the selcon vitamins. I guess I’m going to try to remove the carbon? I really didn’t think this was hlle but I guess I was wrong…all the coral are doing well and my water quality is good.Looks like this guy has endured aggression and stress.
reagarding question, head erosion and likely stemmed from both stress and even improper diet.
While carbon can be a contributor, the heavy erosion suggests vitamin deficiency , not from vitamins but types of food lacking vitamins, fats and aminos. Assure you are maintaining good water quality. Feed at minimum :
-Spirulina brine shrimp
- LRS Herbivore diet
- mysis shrimp
- small plankton
- Nori seaweed basted with garlic extract
- Hikari Marine cuisine
- Formula 2 flake and frozen
- Hikari veggie marine
Add selcon vitamins to the foods 2-3X per week and on alternating days, garlic extract for stamina and immunity health
Water quality-Thank you for all of the information. There has been no aggression since i received him. I’ve fed him almost everything you listed except for the brine shrimp and I didn’t baste the nori with garlic, also I just ordered the selcon vitamins. I guess I’m going to try to remove the carbon? I really didn’t think this was hlle but I guess I was wrong…all the coral are doing well and my water quality is good.
HannaWater quality-
What test kits are you using ?
What is your :
Ammonia
Nitrate
Ph
Salinity
Water Temp
Ya mine is the same way and that’s why I didn’t think it was hlle. It arrived this way but just stayed the same as he grew…If its captive bred they come in with this pre-existing and it is super common. I feed my Yellow Tang Nori soaked in selcon daily, spectrum pellets, clams, LRS Fish Frenzy, live white worms and much more.
My fish still has the white existing around its head because its a Captive bred yellow tang and that is how it arrived to me at a tiny size.
This is the carbon I use and I just have it in a mesh bag in the sump…I don’t use ozone. Maybe I should get a carbon reactor?Considering these particular fish eat almost exclusively algae in nature (95%ish) many of the meaty food items are unnecessary. Though I do like to mix in various frozen food items, a lot of people feed pellets, flakes, and nori almost exclusively without issue. What type of carbon are you running and how do you use it? Not all carbon will do it and many people including myself use it without issue (when done properly to avoid dust). I am going to go out on a limb and guess that you don’t use ozone?