Noob here. 3 months in. 4 black and white damsels, 1 maroon clown, and 1 yellow mimic tang. And plenty of rock. Oh and 1 blenie. Think I spelled that right. Had a seabae anemone, she died in the last 2 to 3 days. Nothing left of her. Needless to say my water is infected. The yellow tang is not as brilliant as normal. Looking a little under the weather. Oh the seabae went to the back of the rocks and someone told me she was just trying to find her a place she would like. To leave her be. So I just did a little more than a 1/3 but less than 50% water change. What should I do next to get my tank right again. Can't move my tang till the morning if needed ??????
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Gotta have water parameters.
Ammonia
Nitrites
Nitrates
PH
Temp
Phosphates
Alkalinity
Calcium
What size tank?
What kind of lighting do you have?
Usually don't advise anyone to get a Anemone until the tank is 9 months old.
Ammonia
Nitrites
Nitrates
PH
Temp
Phosphates
Alkalinity
Calcium
What size tank?
What kind of lighting do you have?
Usually don't advise anyone to get a Anemone until the tank is 9 months old.
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First, get the water tested....but if you have it now, run carbon and continue with water changes. That nem kicking the bucket messed up your water.
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Watch out for damsels, they will into terrors. It's gets worse as they get older. They stake out their territory and are very territorial. They also can be very hard to catch.
