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I'm not sure if this constitutes as an emergency, but it has me worried so... I have finally transferred my to clownfish from quarantine into my 185 gallon display tank. I prophylactically treated the clowns using chloroquine phosphate and prazipro. Today after feeding them I noticed both clowns open their mouths real wide as if taking a deep breath. They seem to be breathing fine otherwise and I only seen them do it a few times. My female clown has stringy white feces hanging from her which I would relate to a parasite Maybe? I feed them frozen mysis shrimp and New Life Spectrum pellets. Since they were treated in prazipro I don't see how that could have happened. I have good surface agitation in my tank and ammonia and nitrites are at zero, nitrates are around 80. What could be causing them to take these occasional deep breaths and cause the stringy white feces? They are the only fish in the tank with a few inverts.


