Dose your humu humu Picasso trigger do weird things

[Sgiron28]

Dose anyone's elses humu humu Picasso trigger do weird things?

 

[MERKEY]

Is is breathing heavy?

Is it scratching?

Is it showing signs of a parasite?

 

[Sgiron28]

Is is breathing heavy?

Is it scratching?

Is it showing signs of a parasite?

It looks like once in a blue moon will look like a scratch but it's only on the hermit crabs and then he attacks it but then he also dose this hole looks like a twice thing in open water then back to normal but only dose it at night other then that eats great and has great color hunts picks off of rocks

 

[MERKEY]

Then there is no emergency and your trigger is just fine.

 

[vetteguy53081]

They will play with and chase their own reflection from tank. Twitching is common with them, however constant twitching may suggest flukes which they are susceptible to.

Please Note: An emergency is a trauma or crisis situation in which one is losing fish rapidly, tank is leaking, coral suddenly turning white, as examples and these persons warrant immediate help and posting a basic question takes away from those who need immediate attention.
Just a clarification for you as if one day you have a true emergency, you cant get help fast enough and will hope someone is nt posting similar making you wait.

Hope your trigger question was answered. Picasso and undulated triggers also show this behavior. They dont have protective slime coats which is the likely reason for the twitching

 

[Sgiron28]

It looks like once in a blue moon will look like a scratch but it's only on the hermit crabs and then he attacks it but then he also dose this hole looks like a twice thing in open water then back to normal but only dose it at night other then that eats great and has great color hunts picks off of rocks

Then there is no emergency and your trigger is just fine.

Okay so I'm just being overly proactive loli love these guys so much

 

[Sgiron28]

They will play with and chase their own reflection from tank. Twitching is common with them, however constant twitching may suggest flukes which they are susceptible to.

Please Note: An emergency is a trauma or crisis situation in which one is losing fish rapidly, tank is leaking, coral suddenly turning white, as examples and these persons warrant immediate help and posting a basic question takes away from those who need immediate attention.
Just a clarification for you as if one day you have a true emergency, you cant get help fast enough and will hope someone is nt posting similar making you wait.

Hope your trigger question was answered. Picasso and undulated triggers also show this behavior. They dont have protective slime coats which is the likely reason for the twitching

Thank you so much I'm also new to this trend so I'm learning how to post ect I'm so sorry