frankin09
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I have 2 clowns, coral banded shrimp and a 6 line wrasse. My wrasse doesn’t look look like he’s active anymore. Would adding a fish maybe cause him it to be active? My water is good. I have a 37 gallon tall.
Fish not being active.
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Glenner’sreef
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When you say your water is good, what does that mean? No one will mind a lot of information. Give it to us.
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frankin09
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When you say your water is good, what does that mean? No one will mind a lot of information. Give it to us.
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frankin09
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PH is 8.2When you say your water is good, what does that mean? No one will mind a lot of information. Give it to us.
Gtinnel
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I've never used the red sea tests, so I may be wrong, but I believe you're supposed to set the vial on the white circle to read the values.
Gtinnel
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When trying to match shades of a color from a test, the depth of the liquid will change the color. So unless the random drops happen to be the same height as the water in the vials then it's not a viable way to read the tests.
Gtinnel
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You and everyone else.
Omg that is funny.
An inactive sixline may be due to disease. A sixline could be in a tank by itself and it should still be active and looking for food and snaking in and out of the rock work.
Seems something may be wrong.
An inactive sixline may be due to disease. A sixline could be in a tank by itself and it should still be active and looking for food and snaking in and out of the rock work.
Seems something may be wrong.
Gtinnel
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IME usually when a fish's behavior changes without any obvious reason it is usually not a good thing. Is there anything else unusual about the fish, spots on it like a parasite, fast respiration rate, etc. Also, how old is the tank, even with just the drop your ammonia looks a little high, so once tested properly I'm curious what your ammonia reading is.
