I turned on my lights for my tank in the middle of the night and I noticed my clownfish swimming differently than how it usually swims.
It's a 10g tank and it is an ocellaris.
The clown was swimming vertically on multiple walls and swimming horizontally near the surface with the current. It normally swims all over the place but the way it was swimming this time was a different pattern you could say.
Could it be swim bladder?
Ammonia nitrites: 0
Nitrates: 15
Salinity: 1.026-1.027
My Molly that is in the tank was also kind of doing it too. It was swimming vertically but then would just revert back to swimming normally. On the Molly I noticed that it has a chunk taken out of its tail fin. The clownfish would sometimes peck at the Molly when it would get close but I didn't think it would bite the Molly.
It's a 10g tank and it is an ocellaris.
The clown was swimming vertically on multiple walls and swimming horizontally near the surface with the current. It normally swims all over the place but the way it was swimming this time was a different pattern you could say.
Could it be swim bladder?
Ammonia nitrites: 0
Nitrates: 15
Salinity: 1.026-1.027
My Molly that is in the tank was also kind of doing it too. It was swimming vertically but then would just revert back to swimming normally. On the Molly I noticed that it has a chunk taken out of its tail fin. The clownfish would sometimes peck at the Molly when it would get close but I didn't think it would bite the Molly.



