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Hi all,

I have come home from work this evening to find my fox face laying flat under a rock.

I have had it around 2 weeks but unfortunately didn't quarantine it before adding to main tank.

In a scramble this evening, I have moved it into a small tank with some of the water from main tank and a piece of live rock.

PH - 8.2
Kh - 9
Nh3/Nh4- 0
No2 - 0
No3 - 5
P04 - 0
Salinity - 35

I think I'm clutching at straws really but any ideas?


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Any pictures in other tank? Is something beating it up? Any noticeable differences?
Nothing that we've noticed. There is a 3" regal tang but they haven't bothered each other at all.

Possibly a sting from BTA but I haven't seen it near them either
 
Nothing that we've noticed. There is a 3" regal tang but they haven't bothered each other at all.

Possibly a sting from BTA but I haven't seen it near them either
Can you post a short video so I can judge its respiration rate?
Jay
 
For some reason with out any obvious signs. This fish seems afraid of something. Possibly the lights freaking it out? If its an anemone sting I would think it might leave a mark.
Okay thanks.

The light are fairly poor and are a bog standard led light. Possibly left on for too long as well.

I have another tank at home that has a full spectrum light and is in a quiet room. The problem is there are a couple of a**hole ocellaris clowns in the and I'm worried they'd attack it
 

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