Clownfish ok?

[Doc]

it is so hard to tell with small fish. All you can really do it cross your fingers. Many times, the treatment shocks them so much it finishes them off. patience is the best medicine.

-Dr Marco :sfish:

 

[UnderwaterWorld]

yup R.I.P. today

the tanks pretty empty now

she could have been morning losing her mate too, ik I would have been if I was her

 

[bobby]

I had one clown before die after it friend died then I took out the coral it was hosting. It got all upset and died. I guess just stress.

Sorry to hear it BTW.

 

[yote]

Hate to hear about your clown.

 

[Bifferwine]

Sorry for your loss.

 

[Doc]

I feel for you. I am planning on losing a fish or two in my move. I feel your pain.

-Dr Marco :sfish:

 

[UnderwaterWorld]

Thanks guys, I guess my tank will be fishless, shrimpless for a month or so. I'll just let my couple corals grow and the coralline grow letting my tank get more stable

The older your tank is it's generally more stable correct?

 

[hibye]

the bigger and over time the more stable

 

[Doc]

you tank is considered "mature" after 1 year. You have more "wiggle" room if you have a few more gallons, as small changes in quality won't effect parameters much.

I had a wide variety of problems the first 8 months or so, but got them worked out after that.

-Dr Marco :sfish: