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Hi,
I’m wondering if anyone has any ideas..
My Valentini Puffer which I had for a couple months now and always ate really well, suddenly stopped eating yesterday and today.
He also seems more subdued not swimming much..
he physically looks clear of anything.
75g Tank.
Cupramine 0.5
Ammonia not readable because of the Cupramine, but was last at 0.
Nitrite. 0
Nitrate 40
Ph 8
Recently added an air pump which may be a little annoying for them..
Once I’m at it, I’ve had a Bicolor for 2 weeks now and I don’t think he’s eaten any food I’ve given the tank. He only seems to be pecking at the rocks all day..
But I don’t think that’s a long term sustainable situation.
Is there any way I can get him to switch to food?
many thanks!
I’m wondering if anyone has any ideas..
My Valentini Puffer which I had for a couple months now and always ate really well, suddenly stopped eating yesterday and today.
He also seems more subdued not swimming much..
he physically looks clear of anything.
75g Tank.
Cupramine 0.5
Ammonia not readable because of the Cupramine, but was last at 0.
Nitrite. 0
Nitrate 40
Ph 8
Recently added an air pump which may be a little annoying for them..
Once I’m at it, I’ve had a Bicolor for 2 weeks now and I don’t think he’s eaten any food I’ve given the tank. He only seems to be pecking at the rocks all day..
But I don’t think that’s a long term sustainable situation.
Is there any way I can get him to switch to food?
many thanks!


