Fish dying

[Renaissance corals]

Maybe thats why hes the only one, thats intresting

Probably considering your water parameters are fine.

 

[Shalex]

Probably considering your water parameters are fine.

I believe 1.023 salinity is fine right?

 

[Renaissance corals]

Alr ill send you a picture in 10 minutes im just doing something.

Ok

 

[Renaissance corals]

I believe 1.023 salinity is fine right?

For most fish yes. All your corals would like a salinity of between 1.024- 1.026 especially your sps.

 

[Shalex]

For most fish yes. All your corals would like a salinity of between 1.024- 1.026 especially your sps.

Alr im almost done just doing some work

 

[Renaissance corals]

Alr im almost done just doing some work

Also its best to raise it slowly

 

[Shalex]

Also its best to raise it slowly

Everything is just closing up because it’s abt to turn dark in 2 minutes

 

[Renaissance corals]

Everything is just closing up because it’s abt to turn dark in 2 minutes

Can you post one zoomed out or from further back i need to see the whole tank

 

[Shalex]

Can you post one zoomed out or from further back i need to see the whole tank

okay

 

[Shalex]

Can you post one zoomed out or from further back i need to see the whole tank

 

[Renaissance corals]

I would recommend angling the power head on the left in a way that it flows across the top of the rocks should do good with the higher flow requiring corals and provide enough flow to the rest of the tank without being too much.

 

[Shalex]

I would recommend angling the power head on the left in a way that it flows across the top of the rocks should do good with the higher flow requiring corals and provide enough flow to the rest of the tank without being too much.

Ok. So did the to much water flow kill my fish?

 

[Renaissance corals]

I would recommend angling the power head on the left in a way that it flows across the top of the rocks should do good with the higher flow requiring corals and provide enough flow to the rest of the tank without being too much

Ok. So did the to much water flow kill my fish?

Its possible. It's also possible the hawkfish was bullying them. Definitely do the camera test to see if its the case

 

[Shalex]

I would recommend angling the power head on the left in a way that it flows across the top of the rocks should do good with the higher flow requiring corals and provide enough flow to the rest of the tank without being too much

Its possible. It's also possible the hawkfish was bullying them. Definitely do the camera test to see if its the case

Okay I shall do that probably while I’m at school

 

[kados]

Sounds like disease killed your fish. You've mentioned flukes and ich and adding new fish all with a small amount of time. I'm struggling to understand the concern about flow. Coincidence that adding more flow happened to be when the fish died but my thoughts are this tank has disease that hasn't been addressed. Were the fish quarantined before being added? Can you separate the corals from the fish to treat?

 

[Renaissance corals]

Sounds like disease killed your fish. You've mentioned flukes and ich and adding new fish all with a small amount of time. I'm struggling to understand the concern about flow. Coincidence that adding more flow happened to be when the fish died but my thoughts are this tank has disease that hasn't been addressed. Where the fish quarantined before being added? Can you separate the corals from the fish to treat?

That is a very good point. I had forgotten he mentioned that.

 

[Shalex]

Sounds like disease killed your fish. You've mentioned flukes and ich and adding new fish all with a small amount of time. I'm struggling to understand the concern about flow. Coincidence that adding more flow happened to be when the fish died but my thoughts are this tank has disease that hasn't been addressed. Were the fish quarantined before being added? Can you separate the corals from the fish to treat?

Yeah the thing is all my fish died but they hawk fish didn’t, sadly I can’t separate the corals from the fish but I’m just going to wait time for the disease dies

 

[Renaissance corals]

Yeah the thing is all my fish died but they hawk fish didn’t, sadly I can’t separate the corals from the fish but I’m just going to wait time for the disease dies

If the hawkfish starts showing signs of disease i would set up a hospital tank. Best not to treat the main tank as you could end up with resistant strains of the disease.

 

[kados]

Yeah the thing is all my fish died but they hawk fish didn’t, sadly I can’t separate the corals from the fish but I’m just going to wait time for the disease

Without a quarantine/hospital tank unfortunately you're always going to be in this cycle potentially when you bring in a new fish. I know you're banking on the fact that one fish didn't die but as you mentioned the four other fish did die. Those were attributed to disease.

 

[Shalex]

Without a quarantine/hospital tank unfortunately you're always going to be in this cycle potentially when you bring in a new fish. I know you're banking on the fact that one fish didn't die but as you mentioned the four other fish did die. Those were attributed to disease.

Okay, my dad has a 125-gallon tank maybe I can put them in there for now, but one of the polyps has connected o the rocks, so I probably cant do that, I will see, thank you for the comments