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It’s a bangi cardinal
It’s a bangi cardinal
Not to sure what water it arrived inNo - that is not normal.
Do you know the salinity/specific gravity of the water it arrived in versus that of your tank?
Jay
Not to sure what water it arrived in
My salinity is 1.026 and ammonia 0 only other fish I have is a baby clown and some snails- as I am writing this he is slowly moving aroundO.K., if it was moved from low to high salinity, that can cause stress that will make a fish act like this. There is really noting to be done in that case except dim the lights for a day and see if it overcomes that stress.
There are other causes for this - but those would mean that the fish was sick when you got it.
The one true test to see how affected the fish actually is - give it some food. If it comes out to feed, then it is just being shy. If it doesn't eat, then there is some more serious problem going on.
Jay
My salinity is 1.026 and ammonia 0 only other fish I have is a baby clown and some snails- as I am writing this he is slowly moving around
Just tried feeding and he ran away from the pipetLet us know if it eats for you.....
Jay
assuming your parameters are within reason it might just be a matter of time. does the other fish eat? (what exactly?) how long have you had those snails? sometimes these can be an indicator of overall health of a tank.t
The other fish eats perfectly fine and it’s brine shrimp and mysis shrimp snails only had for 3 weeksassuming your parameters are within reason it might just be a matter of time. does the other fish eat? (what exactly?) how long have you had those snails? sometimes these can be an indicator of overall health of a tank.
Only 3 monthshow old is the tank? (sorry, might have missed that above)

