Both are not eating and staying near bottom looks like thy are gasping fast. The orange percula does swim to food but does not eat and the black just doesn't eat at all. I had them both about 3 weeks and they were eating fine
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Both are not eating and staying near bottom looks like thy are gasping fast. The orange percula does swim to food but does not eat and the black just doesn't eat at all. I had them both about 3 weeks and they were eating fine
Brew12
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Sure looks like it.
I recommend reading this.
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/brooklynella.247938/
melypr1985
totally addicted
I don't see any real signs of brook in the pictures, but the rapid breathing and lack of appetite coupled with them being new clowns does make me suspicious. Brook is pretty much the first suspect when dealing with clownfish (especially new ones) and for good reason. Check out the link provided and see if you can get the ruby reef rally or acriflavin and metroplex.
Do you know your salinity? I have had a similar problem with my pair of clowns in the past.
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Salinity 1,025
Are you using hydrometer or refractometer?
