Clownfish help

[Bubs2]

My clownfish has been acting really weird the past couple of weeks. She always breathes heavy. She stays near the floor of the tank. And she leaves her partner and goes to the corner of the tank and just states at the back wall. Sometimes she lays on the sand. Sometimes she lays sideways. She barely eats and when I go near the tank to feed she stays down while everyone else goes up. And when she actually does eat it's not much and she spits it out 3 times and keeps eating it to make it snaller. Last night when I stayed up to test water parameters I saw the two in the corner of the tank laying near the ground and suddenly the male started having a seizure and swam across the sand. And sometimes when she's not with the male she'll just randomly have seizures. They've been together for a month and sleep together so I dont know whats wrong. It's late night so I will post a video tomorrow

 

[Pruett-nc]

Possibly they are building a nest to lay .

 

[Bubs2]

I'm pretty sure they're paired cuz they sleep together like this.

I'll get the video of her acting weird in the afternoon when the lights go on

 

[Bubs2]

Possibly they are building a nest to lay .

I don't think so she's not picking at rocks

 

[LetItReef]

Could be PH issues. Try pointing powerhead near to the top of the tank.
I also check other parameters.

 

[miyags]

I'd start with a water change. hows your salinity? are they scratching on rocks sand or glass?

 

[Bubs2]

I'd start with a water change. hows your salinity? are they scratching on rocks sand or glass?

The female sometimes hits her head on the sand

 

[Bubs2]

Any help is appreciated

 

[RJinPV]

Search for posts with a member called humblefish. He often posts links to disease information. My male clown did something very similar. He moved to a corner, appetite slowed down and then he stopped eating. He died shortly after that and there were no signs of disease or disease behavior such as scraping on rocks or frantic dashes.

 

[Bubs2]

Search for posts with a member called humblefish. He often posts links to disease information. My male clown did something very similar. He moved to a corner, appetite slowed down and then he stopped eating. He died shortly after that and there were no signs of disease or disease behavior such as scraping on rocks or frantic dashes.

I'm about to go to search him up but is there anything I should do? Or just leave her

 

[Untamedrose]

@Humblefish

 

[Brew12]

@melypr1985 is another excellent person to get advice from.

 

[Humblefish]

How long have you had these clownfish? When was the last fish/coral/invert added to your tank? Have you noticed any scratching, flashing or heavy breathing from any of your fish?

 

[Bubs2]

No one can diagnose whats wrong with my clown but she isn't eating anymore. Is it OK to do a freshwater dip? Is this going to kill her? Help please.........!!

 

[Joey waid]

As long as she's still breathing at the 5 min mark she will be fine. There is a lot of talk right now on dipping. I would read a little on it. It's not just dipping. You have to prep too.

 

[jsker]

How long have you had the clown, a picture says a 1000 words. Dipping will only cause more stress to a stressed fish.

 

[Bubs2]

How long have you had the clown, a picture says a 1000 words. Dipping will only cause more stress to a stressed fish.

I hope these help!!

 

[Bubs2]

How long have you had the clown, a picture says a 1000 words. Dipping will only cause more stress to a stressed fish.

I've had her for a month

 

[Bubs2]

How long have you had the clown, a picture says a 1000 words. Dipping will only cause more stress to a stressed fish.

Also in the pictures she's practically laying on the ground and when I get near her she swims up

 

[Joey waid]

She looks good, she's pretty that is. I have fish that won't eat for a few days then all of a sudden they are fine. Also they may just lay around. Your other fish look good too.